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Re: Creating NSViews with code.
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Re: Creating NSViews with code.


  • Subject: Re: Creating NSViews with code.
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 15:29:40 +0100


On 2005-02-17, at 15.10, Coleman Nitroy wrote:

You guys both pose some interesting ideas. Right now this is the sort of thing I have: http://nitroy.com/cole/Files/Temp/SubViewsAreHard.png. An inspector panel basically, and a preference for the defaults. If I could get rid of the inspector styled panel I would but so far I could not figure out how to customize each view specifically.

You don't like using an inspector? If you let me know what you don't like about the inspector it might be easier for me to give some suggestioons. An alternative (but it's still kind of similar) could be to use the new "dashboard" UI that Apple is introducing for their apps - as of now at least in Motion and iPhoto 05:


<http://www.apple.com/ilife/iphoto/edit.html>

It's still an inspector of sorts, but it's brand new, transparent and kewl in so many ways... ;)

A contextual ("right click") menu could also provide quick access to the functionality you provide via the inspector. And although you shouldn't "hide" functionality in contextual menus alone, it could serve as a shortcut for experienced users that want to avoid having to bother with the inspector.

On 2005-02-17, at 15.21, Coleman Nitroy wrote:

Now what's the best way of going about this. After I have created all the different window configurations, would it be bet to then have them all in the same nib name the window something different, and load the proper window.

You should probably not load new windows, but instead just switch view configurations - like has been discussed already.


Also how fast would this be to change. I would be incredibly happy if I could get this to change on the fly. Hell if I could somehow work a cool animation into it to that would be some polish, if ever there was some, but in all seriousness the ideal situation for this would be the views to change on the fly. No "Please restart the application for changes to take affect" stuff, because users of this sort of application change views all the time.

The change could be instantaneous.

j o a r

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