Re: Clicking the tabview tab...

FROM : John Clayton
DATE : Sun Dec 29 17:07:19 2002

I am not sure this is the best way to accomplish this, but I simply
subclassed NSTabView and implemented my own mouse down handler, keeping
track of the selected tab and then toggling the tab view.


- (void)mouseDown:(NSEvent *)theEvent {
    [super mouseDown:theEvent];
    if([[self selectedTabViewItem] isEqual:lastItem] && [theEvent
clickCount] < 2) {
        [projectController toggleInSplitView:self];
    }
    lastItem = [self selectedTabViewItem];
}


On Saturday, December 28, 2002, at 05:05 PM, a.<email_removed> wrote:

> Another small question...
> After searching the archives I can't really find a lead to implement
> the following...
> I would like to imitate the tabview/splitview combination of
> projectbuilder. In other words, if I click the tab of a tabviewitem, a
> splitview should collapse/expand or resize. However, I can't find an
> action that is posted upon clicking the tab. One of the problems lies
> in the fact that the delegate shouldselect tabviewitem isn't triggered
> if the tabviewitem is already selected.
>
> Maybe someone from the project builder team can help me on the way...
> Thanks!
> Alex
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Regards,

John Clayton

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