Re: Cocoa nib file corruption when using split views?
Re: Cocoa nib file corruption when using split views?
- Subject: Re: Cocoa nib file corruption when using split views?
- From: daniel <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2005 01:01:45 -0800
It's hard to say what exactly happened to your nib file, but I trust
Interface Builder to know when something is truly corrupted. It's
probably not corrupted - it probably just contains objects configured
in an unfortunate manner :)
IB definitely has luckluster behavior when it comes to doing anything
"after the fact" with split views. In my experience it's nearly
impossible to tweak the order or number of divisions in a split view
after it's been created. It almost always requires a deletion of the
split view, rearrangement of the subviews, and a new "Make subviews of"
selection.
If I had to guess about your specific symptoms, I'd say you're ending
up with views that you think are nested in other views, but in
actuality are not. This would effect the autosizing and the drawing of
those affected items.
Best bet would be to re-ping the list when you have an example of a
"corrupted" nib file.
Daniel
On Mar 17, 2005, at 1:36 PM, Dave Camp wrote:
I'm working on an app with several split views. I don't have any
direct proof, but it seems like every time I do any serious work on a
nib file that includes a split view, I eventually wind up with a
corrupted nib file. IB does not complain about the file when this
happens, but when the app runs I get all sorts of odd problems like
tables drawing oddly, nested views not drawing at all, etc.
Re-creating the nib file fixes the problem in all cases.
I have not seen this behavior in nibs where I don't use split views.
Is this a know issue? Anyone have a suggestion?
Dave
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