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Re: IB 3.1: sliding an object from the libr pallet onto the xib wk area vs onto a host view...
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Re: IB 3.1: sliding an object from the libr pallet onto the xib wk area vs onto a host view...


  • Subject: Re: IB 3.1: sliding an object from the libr pallet onto the xib wk area vs onto a host view...
  • From: Jean-Daniel Dupas <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 30 May 2008 17:24:18 +0200


Le 30 mai 08 à 16:36, email@hidden a écrit :

Greetings:
I'm getting confused here. In Internet Builder version 3.1, I can slide a control (or NSTextField object, etc.)
from the library pallet, to either:
1) the XIB work area as an Icon, or
2) into a parent window or view.


What's the difference, or benefit of either way?

The difference is that in case 1 the objet is a Nib Root object, and in case 2 it is part of the view hierarchy.
You will rarely need the case 1. It is usefull when you want to create and configure a standalone object. It's commonly used for custom view, but may be used with any control too.



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