Re: NSDrawer
Re: NSDrawer
- Subject: Re: NSDrawer
- From: Georg Seifert <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 03 Oct 2018 09:58:27 +0200
But you can simulate a drawer by adding the extra view and resizing the window
to fit. This is done automatically when you use autolayout (a stack view would
be more useful than a split view) or a few lines of code when you do it
manually.
georg
> On 3. Oct 2018, at 04:00, Casey McDermott <email@hidden> wrote:
>
>>> One potential problem I see with drawers is - if the window was in full
>>> screen mode, nothing appears to happen unless they know to get out of full
>>> screen (which isn’t a good experience).
>
> In our case, the data entry screens have a fixed-size layout, so the window
> is also a fixed size. No full screen mode: it would just look weird.
>
> We can't put the extra info in front of the main layout because users need to
> see both. NSSplitView would be half-empty most of the time.
>
> NSDrawer is working great, and hopefully it won't be removed despite the
> deprecation.
>
> Thanks, Casey McD
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