Re: Writing application without Interface Builder
Re: Writing application without Interface Builder
- Subject: Re: Writing application without Interface Builder
- From: "I. Savant" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2006 20:47:41 -0400
If you read the documentation (which just happens to thoroughly
explain how a text view is constructed and even gives precise example
code), you'll see that you must create the text view *and* a scroll
view (then set the text view as the scroll view's document view). You
can add the whole assembly to your window's content view or any other
view for that matter.
As always *read the documentation*. It's very well written and is
always being updated.
--
I.S.
On Jul 18, 2006, at 7:05 PM, CoLo0LoGo wrote:
I dont want to sound stupid.. But even though I am still learning, I
am finding IB quite a crutch. The number one thing I can't stand in
programming is when things work great easy and all,, but when you hit
a point that you want to try something out further you will have no
idea why something is working or how...
NStextfield as an example... So simple to add in IB but in xcode it
does not even show up.. it's like it's magicly just there..
But,, again I am still learning..
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