Re: setAccessoryView

FROM : Joshua Minor
DATE : Tue Apr 05 20:49:22 2005

I found that I had to set the autoresizing mask of the accessory's
superview also.  It looks like there is one more level of nested views
in 10.3 than 10.2.

   // grab the resize mask that was set in our nib
   unsigned int mask = [accessory autoresizeMask];
   // set the accessory view (this sets the resize mask to 0)
   [sheet setAccessoryView:accessory];
   // put our resize mask back
    [accessory setAutoresizingMask:mask];
   // apply the resize mask to the accessory's superview also
    [[accessory superview] setAutoresizingMask:mask];

-joshm

Joshua Minor
Graphics Software Engineer
Pixar Animation Studios

>  What happens if, after setAccessoryView:, you send
> setAutoresizingMask: to your view?
>
>  -- F
>
>  On 11 May 2004, at 4:22 PM, Eric Long wrote:
>
>
> I am using setAccessoryView for an NSOpenPanel. Everything seems to
> work
>  properly with one caveat. I'd like my custom view to resize when the
> panel
>  is resized, along with by view's subviews.
>
>  The nib settings don't seem to be considered. The view always appears
>  centered with a fixed size.
>
>  Is there a way to bind the view's width to the panel's width?
>
>
>  --
>  Fritz Anderson
>  Consulting Programmer
> http://resume.manoverboard.org/