FROM : John Clayton
DATE : Sat Nov 06 22:54:44 2004
Hi,
Let's say that I had a window with two boxes stacked one on top of the
other. Now let's say I want the top view to remain at it's current
size, while the bottom one should resize with the window. This works
fine by making the appropriate settings in IB, until ... you resize the
window smaller than the top view. When you open the window back up,
the bottom view has become bigger and drawn itself up into the top
view. Is there a way to group these subviews that doesn't add
unnecessary functionality (like a split view, I really want the top
view to remain the same in all cases)? Thanks,
john
DATE : Sat Nov 06 22:54:44 2004
Hi,
Let's say that I had a window with two boxes stacked one on top of the
other. Now let's say I want the top view to remain at it's current
size, while the bottom one should resize with the window. This works
fine by making the appropriate settings in IB, until ... you resize the
window smaller than the top view. When you open the window back up,
the bottom view has become bigger and drawn itself up into the top
view. Is there a way to group these subviews that doesn't add
unnecessary functionality (like a split view, I really want the top
view to remain the same in all cases)? Thanks,
john
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