Re: NSCComboBox Question
Re: NSCComboBox Question
- Subject: Re: NSCComboBox Question
- From: Mike Abdullah <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2006 23:03:38 +0000
Hi Coll, the answer is very easily!
* Drag an NSPopUpButton onto your window and select it.
* Press Command-1 to bring up the attributes for the button.
* In the Inspector window that should now be visible, change the
button's type to PullDown
* Double-click on the pulldown button itself, this should bring up
its menu
* From the Cocoa-Controls panel go to the menus area
* Now you can simply drag on and off of the button as many menu
"Item"s as you like. To editor an item just double-click it.
Hope that helps,
Mike.
On 16 Feb 2006, at 22:43, Coll Anderson wrote:
I will have to apologize in advance for waisting everyone's time.
I am a sound editor and not much of a programmer. I have been
trying to develop a printable label for my drives. I started
creating an NIB in IB and for the most part I am slowly figuring
little things out. I keep getting stuck on one thing. I am
trying to create a NSComboBox that has five or so pre set values
that the user would select... Any thoughts? A better way?
Sorry for the hopelessly newbie question but I had to start somewhere.
Coll
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