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Re: IB3: adding an NSDrawer to an existing window
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Re: IB3: adding an NSDrawer to an existing window


  • Subject: Re: IB3: adding an NSDrawer to an existing window
  • From: Andrew Ebling <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2007 16:11:17 +0000


Hi Jim,

Thanks for your help. Eventually I got this to work by doing as you suggested, but I found that I had to cut and paste the content from the CustomView I had already created to hold the drawer's contents into the CustomView created by dragging the Drawer combo out of the palette. If I set my existing CustomView as the ContentView for the Drawer object, the drawer would open blank.

I guess there must be something "special" about the CustomView created by the drawer combo, but I can't figure out what it is. Can anyone enlighten me on this? I'm learning Cocoa at the moment and I hate having that nagging feeling that I haven't quite grasped how something works properly!

For anyone else who is hunting around for how to set whether the drawer opens on the left/right/top/bottom in Interface Builder, you need to select the Drawer object and open the first attributes pane, then you can choose in a drop down box. I spent a while trying to set this programmatically without any luck.

Thanks again for your help.

Andrew


On 18 Nov 2007, at 10:21, Jim Graham wrote:

Hi Andrew

I solved this by adding a window and drawer, deleting the new window right clicking on the drawer and setting my original window as the parent of the dra

Jim Graham

On 18 Nov 2007, at 07:55, Andrew Ebling wrote:

Does anyone know how to add an NSDrawer to an existing window in Interface Builder 3?

Previously, I'm sure there used to be a drawer item in the palette, but now there only seems to be a combined Window/ Controller/Drawer object, which seems of little use if you want to add a drawer to an existing window.

Or do I create a normal window, lay it out and then somehow make it a drawer that belongs to an existing window?

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

best regards,

Andrew
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