FROM : Scott Stevenson
DATE : Tue Dec 21 21:56:05 2004
On Dec 20, 2004, at 6:16 PM, Larry Fransson wrote:
>> For example, iTunes there two NSTablView one for Source and the other
>> to list the contains of the selected source. Between them is a dot
>> which I can click on and move the mouse and the two NSTableView will
>> scale together.
>
> That's an NSSplitView.
I'd recommend using RBSplitView instead:
"RBSplitView is an alternative to Cocoa's NSSplitView. NSSplitView is
getting long in the tooth, being essentially unchanged from its
NeXTstep incarnation, and has serious limitations, due (IMHO) to its
basic design and overreliance on delegates. RBSplitView aims to solve
most of the problems I (and others) have been battling with in
NSSplitView, however it's not a drop-in replacement. It offers
repeatable proportional resizing, individual constraints on each split,
collapsing by double-clicking or method calls, nesting split views with
two-axis thumbs, saving and restoring state in the user defaults, and
several other facilities."
http://www.brockerhoff.net/RBSplitView.zip
- Scott
--
http://treehouseideas.com/
http://theocacao.com/ [blog]
DATE : Tue Dec 21 21:56:05 2004
On Dec 20, 2004, at 6:16 PM, Larry Fransson wrote:
>> For example, iTunes there two NSTablView one for Source and the other
>> to list the contains of the selected source. Between them is a dot
>> which I can click on and move the mouse and the two NSTableView will
>> scale together.
>
> That's an NSSplitView.
I'd recommend using RBSplitView instead:
"RBSplitView is an alternative to Cocoa's NSSplitView. NSSplitView is
getting long in the tooth, being essentially unchanged from its
NeXTstep incarnation, and has serious limitations, due (IMHO) to its
basic design and overreliance on delegates. RBSplitView aims to solve
most of the problems I (and others) have been battling with in
NSSplitView, however it's not a drop-in replacement. It offers
repeatable proportional resizing, individual constraints on each split,
collapsing by double-clicking or method calls, nesting split views with
two-axis thumbs, saving and restoring state in the user defaults, and
several other facilities."
http://www.brockerhoff.net/RBSplitView.zip
- Scott
--
http://treehouseideas.com/
http://theocacao.com/ [blog]
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Richard Whittaker | Dec 21, 02:21 | |
| Larry Fransson | Dec 21, 03:16 | |
| Scott Stevenson | Dec 21, 21:56 |






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