FROM : Jonathan Dann
DATE : Tue Mar 11 21:13:26 2008
On 10 Mar 2008, at 22:40, Scott Anguish wrote:
> if you stop the animation of the replaceSubview... is that no longer
> choppy? This is one of the most expensive animations possible.
That fixed it, looks great now! It was a flickering NSPopUpButton
that was causing me grief.
> also, are all your boundaries integral?
I assume they are as I've just created a bunch of custom views in IB
and set their frames there. Would there be a better way? If they
can't be resized by the user, is it worth calculating their values on
startup and just caching them, even though I calculate the new frame
before the animation?
Thanks very much Scott,
Jon
DATE : Tue Mar 11 21:13:26 2008
On 10 Mar 2008, at 22:40, Scott Anguish wrote:
> if you stop the animation of the replaceSubview... is that no longer
> choppy? This is one of the most expensive animations possible.
That fixed it, looks great now! It was a flickering NSPopUpButton
that was causing me grief.
> also, are all your boundaries integral?
I assume they are as I've just created a bunch of custom views in IB
and set their frames there. Would there be a better way? If they
can't be resized by the user, is it worth calculating their values on
startup and just caching them, even though I calculate the new frame
before the animation?
Thanks very much Scott,
Jon
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Jonathan Dann | Mar 10, 20:52 | |
| Jonathan Dann | Mar 10, 21:35 | |
| Scott Anguish | Mar 10, 23:40 | |
| Jonathan Dann | Mar 11, 21:13 |






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