Re: NSTabView in NSToolbar
Re: NSTabView in NSToolbar
- Subject: Re: NSTabView in NSToolbar
- From: Dragan Milić <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 21:36:42 +0200
Hi,
Oliver, you might be very well right. I've used my own "design" with NSMatrix and NSButtonCell to ensure that my apps would work in Jaguar as well. That's why I though items in Preview's toolbar cannot be of NSSegmentedControl type, since it wasn't available prior Panther. So, I've booted from my Jaguar partition (after long, long time), just to see that Jaguar's Preview app didn't have that kind of items at all. I've forgot about that at all. So, it seems that no one has put NSTabView in NSToolbar. Since Tiger will be out very soon, I suppose that making apps Jaguar-complaint won't be an issue any longer, I'll use NSSegmentedControl. Problem solved, thanks for point it out to me.
Regards,
Milke
On 7.
апр 2005., at 21:11, Oliver Cameron wrote:
Hi,
The back/forward toolbar item in Preview.app actually a NSSegmentedControl.
Thanks,
Oliver
On 7 Apr 2005, at 19:50, Dragan Milić wrote:
Hi all,
Is there any way I can get kind of borderless NSTabView that has tabs. Whatever I try with resizing NSTabView instance, there's always very small part of its border visible on the left edge. I need this to be able to put that tabView in toolbar, so only tabs are visible. I used to use NSMatrix of NSButtonCell cells for that purpose, but I'm tired of making small images for cells every time I make new matrix. Also, I think that "Back/Forward" and "Tool Mode" toolbar items in Apple's Preview app are just tabs of some borderless NSTabView. I didn't check bundle's content and maybe it cannot be confirmed there, but looking at behavior of these items, it looks like they're just tabs.
Regards,
Milke
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