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Re: Basic: How to go about implementing such a view?
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Re: Basic: How to go about implementing such a view?


  • Subject: Re: Basic: How to go about implementing such a view?
  • From: RenĂ© v Amerongen <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 6 Jan 2009 09:53:06 +0100


Hi,

On 31 dec 2008, at 05:35, Matt Rajca wrote:

3. Should I put the notes (colorful rectangles) each in a separate view (or Core Animation layer), or is it effective to just draw them directly in the main view (same view in which the rows are drawn)? I am eventually going to want to resize them and change their position by dragging them around.

Just an addition.
I would use everything in one mainview, like the others wrote. But when ( left|right ) clicked on a note, I should draw an noteView over that note with the same outfit, magnified or not, and use that for resizing, movements and other needings like submenu with color settings e.t.c ( after clearing the note in the main View ). Then when finished with the note, redraw the note in the mainview.


Not sure for the best way how to do a resize cursor, if wanted.

Just my 0.01"

~RvA
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