Re: More newbie questions
Re: More newbie questions
- Subject: Re: More newbie questions
- From: m <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 8 Jun 2005 21:03:41 -0700
On Jun 8, 2005, at 5:36 AM, Andy Bettis wrote:
I want to use a dialog box to allow users to add and edit entries.
I don't want it to be a panel
you mean "sheet"
as it needs to be moveable so that you can see the list of items in
the main window, so it's what I used to call a moveable modal
dialog. Should I use a window or a panel?
panel.
And how do I set the level (floating/modal/regular)?
Generally, you can make if float in Interface builder. Whether the
window acts modal depends on how you show it. See for example the
beginModalSessionForWindow: method in NSApplication.
I'm starting to set up the menu structure, but I haven't found any
documentation about enabling and disabling menu items as different
objects become the target - sorry, first responder. What is the
methodology Cocoa uses for this?
You know, these really are basic questions. You really should at
least make an attempt to figure out all this stiff from the copious
documentation and examples that are available, then come back for
stuff you get stuck on.
I'll again recommend the Hillegas book, as it covers most of what
you're ever likely to need...
Is there any sort of easy gestalt checking functions (like which OS
version)?
Gestalt still works, what do you need to check for?
_murat
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