Re: Problem with disclosure triangle (resizing Cocoa view) in Logic
Re: Problem with disclosure triangle (resizing Cocoa view) in Logic
- Subject: Re: Problem with disclosure triangle (resizing Cocoa view) in Logic
- From: christian <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2005 00:08:54 -0400
In cocoa, you can do the same thing. You could resize your own view
and the cocoa window you were a subview of would receive a
NSViewFrameDidChangeNotification and could respond appropriately. I
don't know if any hosts are currently doing this, however.
It seems like AU Lab is doing it. Also I think it works in GarageBand.
The cocoa generic view places itself in a scroll view when it is
bigger than its initial size.
This, however, is NOT the same thing as the AudioUnit resizing the
window itself.
We will look into this issue further and get back to the list with
our results.
Michael, thank you for the responses and taking the action to
investigate.
Personally I think the scrolling view isn't too great. I do
understand that the plugin is just a plugin and the host is the owner
of the windows, but I think the dynamic resizing behavior of
preference panes in Mac OS X is one of the elegant things about the
UI, and it sure would be nice if Audio Unit Cocoa UIs could take
advantage of this.
Plugin resizing looks pretty nice in AU Lab, I think. Too bad it
doesn't in Logic. http://tenbyten.com/work/RanPanResize.mov
Thanks & regards,
christian
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