Re: slipping NSViews as a NSSplit view under existing window contents.
Re: slipping NSViews as a NSSplit view under existing window contents.
- Subject: Re: slipping NSViews as a NSSplit view under existing window contents.
- From: leenoori <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 3 Jan 2007 12:47:56 +0100
El 2/1/2007, a las 22:22, Diederik Hoogenboom escribió:
I seem to remember there is a way to to move UI objects to another
window without loosing the connections/bindings:
Select the object and hold the mouse button pressed. The object
will not turn shaded and can be moved to the other window.
This *may* work under some circumstances (haven't confirmed it) but
I've found at least one case in which it won't work:
If you try to drag anything out of a NSTabView you'll find that you
can't do it. IB won't let you drag outside of the view. You can hold
down option while dragging to copy an object to outside of the view,
but you'll lose the connections and bindings.
I can understand why connections aren't copied (at least outlets,
anyway; I think targets/actions should probably be copied) but I
don't know what the justification/rationale for not copying bindings
is. It's quite annoying as bindings can often be quite cumbersome to
set up (lots of clicking, tweaking etc).
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