Re: Finding a view (Cocoa theory)
Re: Finding a view (Cocoa theory)
- Subject: Re: Finding a view (Cocoa theory)
- From: Ricky Sharp <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2005 12:12:19 -0600
On Feb 20, 2005, at 11:09 AM, mark wrote:
If I add a "custom view", then change the custom class to descend from
NSControl, IB still doesn't show anything other than the "Hidden"
checkbox
in the "Attributes" Info pane. I am I doing something wrong in IB, or
is
this an IB bug? Even if I select another object and go back to that
(now
NSControl) object, IB still shows just the NSView (Hidden) data…
Look into IBPalettes. While they can be difficult to create, there are
a few decent examples:
/Developer/Examples/InterfaceBuilder/
/Developer/Examples/AppKit/ClockControlPalette/
For all my custom controls, cells, etc. I created IB palettes. There's
a custom inspector for each different object. Many of the inspectors
provide UI to manage inherited properties (e.g. hidden, enabled, tag)
as well as to manage custom properties.
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