Re: nibs, subclassing nsview
Re: nibs, subclassing nsview
- Subject: Re: nibs, subclassing nsview
- From: Dimitri Bouniol <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2006 20:48:51 -0700
The NSView that is in the Instance Tab of Interface builder is a
seperate instance than the one in the window. It's basically a view
without a superview. If you want the buttons and other widgets to
show up in the window, you need to drag the widgets into the NSView
that is in your window. To do this, just double click the custom
view, and drag away!
On Aug 23, 2006, at 7:10 PM, Jim Mooney wrote:
I have split view and one window contains a instantiated Custom
View. When I double click the instantiated NSView icon in the
Instance View of Interface Builder, a view opens up and I can add
buttons, fields ect.
When I build and run the app, the items in the instantiated NSView
(called thePeopleFormView) ie the buttons and such, do not render
in the view in the application. When I add some lines of drawing
code in the thePeopleFormView class for the view, the drawing takes
place. So it is not as if the Nib building "frozen archived" class
is not in the split pane(NSView), but rather anything put in the
view from Interface Builder is completely neglected when the view
is set up and rendered upon start of the app.
--
The world's biggest Apple fan,
Dimitri Bouniol
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