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Re: Any NSView (subclasss drawing) Layout Persistence Frameworks around?
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Re: Any NSView (subclasss drawing) Layout Persistence Frameworks around?


  • Subject: Re: Any NSView (subclasss drawing) Layout Persistence Frameworks around?
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Sun, 6 Nov 2005 14:45:55 -0800

Andreas Mayer wrote:

Am 06.11.2005 um 19:49 Uhr schrieb email@hidden:

Something like the HTML box model that simply calculates
boxes, and and handles thier interaction,especially if it were like HTML/CSS
where I can just layout default items, and sprinkle custom layout behavior
via J-Script, something like this doesn't exists in cocoa AFAIK...

Um... WebView?

(I had considered that...)

Yea, but then I could just use webobjects, but I'm using cocoa.

That would be nice if appkit had that functionality built in.
If I use a webview, then I have to generate HTML code, build tables,CSS etc,
link each item with bindings etc, just to do automatic layout in my view.


WebView is for displaying HTML, not AFAIK general drawing.


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