FROM : j o a r
DATE : Thu Apr 07 20:34:38 2005
You should definitively use a NSTabView for this. It can be
configured to not show the actual tabs, and is in that configuration
an excellent way to swap views in one place.
j o a r
On 7 apr 2005, at 20.18, Matthew Weinstein wrote:
> Here's my plan: In IB I'll have an NSTableView and an NSOutlineview
> 100% overlapping each other. When I need to display hierarchical
> info I'll move the outline view forward and hide the tableview. If
> my data is not hierarchical I'll do the same with the tableview
> (hide the outlineview and move forward the tableview).
>
> So, I'm wondering where is the command which rearranges the order
> of views in a window?
>
DATE : Thu Apr 07 20:34:38 2005
You should definitively use a NSTabView for this. It can be
configured to not show the actual tabs, and is in that configuration
an excellent way to swap views in one place.
j o a r
On 7 apr 2005, at 20.18, Matthew Weinstein wrote:
> Here's my plan: In IB I'll have an NSTableView and an NSOutlineview
> 100% overlapping each other. When I need to display hierarchical
> info I'll move the outline view forward and hide the tableview. If
> my data is not hierarchical I'll do the same with the tableview
> (hide the outlineview and move forward the tableview).
>
> So, I'm wondering where is the command which rearranges the order
> of views in a window?
>
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Matthew Weinstein | Apr 7, 20:18 | |
| j o a r | Apr 7, 20:34 | |
| Ricky Sharp | Apr 7, 20:44 |






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