Re: SplitView
Re: SplitView
- Subject: Re: SplitView
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 14 May 2005 17:38:14 +0200
You're being overly dramatic, and you might also have misunderstood
the purpose of NSSplitView. I will not claim that NSSplitView is one
of my favourite classes in the Kit (If there are any AppKit engineers
listening: I't over due for an update!), but it is of course not
"unusable". The documentation for NSSplitView states that:
"The NSSplitView resizes its subviews so that each subview is the
same width (or height) as the NSSplitView, and the total of the
subviews’ heights (or widths), plus the total of the dividers’
thicknesses, is equal to the height (or width) of the NSSplitView."
I don't understand why you're complaining about NSSplitView resizing
your views - that's the purpose of the split view. If you don't want
the split view to touch the sizes of the views you put into the split
view, you need to wrap them inside some other view - probably a
NSScrollView.
j o a r
On 14 maj 2005, at 17.10, Theodore H. Smith wrote:
Is the NSSplitView even usable? I've tried everything I can think
of to make it usable. But no matter what I try, any control I put
inside it, I can't edit it's properties anymore. It's the size
properties I want to edit.
And even worse, an NSTableView which I wanted to put in the
NSSplitView, is being resized when I put it in. Basically, meaning
that the splitview will ruin my existing size, and then refuse to
allow me to resize it to the size I want!
:o(
This leaves the NSSplitView unusable.
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