Re: Best practice for implementing multiple views?

FROM : j o a r
DATE : Mon Dec 16 20:50:45 2002

I would suggest that you use a tab-less NSTabView where you place the
browser on one tab and the outline view on another tab.
It's much easier and cleaner to just flip between tabs when at the
users request, rather than have to hiding / showing views by adding /
removing them from their superviews, et.c..

j o a r

On Monday, Dec 16, 2002, at 20:34 Europe/Stockholm, Daniel Dulay wrote:

> I am interested in building an interface similar to the Finder dialog
> that supports multiple views. That is, the user can select to view a
> set of objects as Icons, as List, and as Columns. Is there a best
> practice for implementing this kind of interface?
>
> I have built small, simple apps for viewing my data that use either a
> NSBrowser or an NSOutlineView. May these be combined or should a new
> custom View be developed?
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