Re: Dynamically adding tabs during runtime?
Re: Dynamically adding tabs during runtime?
- Subject: Re: Dynamically adding tabs during runtime?
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 08:51:34 +0100
Hej Lars,
On 2005-01-11, at 08.46, Lars Forsberg wrote:
That would work if I new exactly how many tabs the user is going to
use.
I could limit the number of tabs to say five and build them all in IB
as you
suggested, but I would prefer to let the user decide how many tabs to
use. I want to make the application to work as a document-based
application,
but instead of having multiple windows I want to have multiple tabs.
What I would do is create a nib file that only holds the contents of
what you would like to see in your tabs - using a "custom view" as the
top level item in the nib file. When I need a new tab I would then
programatically create a new tab view item, load this nib file and add
the loaded view as the content view of the new tab view item, and
finally insert the tab view item in the tab view. It is an easy and
robust solution.
j o a r
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