For the most part, anything you want to do with NSSplitView you can do
with RBSplitView (or others) and vice versa. Where RBSplitView really
excels is its ease of implementation. Even though NSSplitView in 10.5
is significantly better, I still find that RBSlitView has the upper
hand in terms of time-to-deployment. If you need specifics, just
compare the documentation of RBSplitView and NSSplitView.
I continue to use Rainer's implementation every time I need a split
view.
Hope that helps,
Ben
On Apr 6, 2008, at 10:21 PM, Peter Zegelin wrote:
I am quite new to Cocoa and have been experimenting with split views
in Interface Builder. It's basically 3 vertical splits with each end
view also split in half horizontally. It seems to do more or less
what I want. However looking around for example projects I get the
impression that the split views are somehow buggy and I'm better off
using a third party split view such as RBSplitView. Can someone
explain what sort of problems - if any - I'm likely to encounter
using the regular split view?
What I need is to have 3 vertical splits with each end view also
split (horizontally). These end views should not resize as the
window is resized - just the center view. I know in IB you don't
seem to be able to prevent a split from resizing when its parent is
resized (or am I wrong here?) but I presume that wouldn't be a
problem with some code.
Thanks!
Peter
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