On Dec 10, 2008, at 3:30 PM, aaron smith wrote:
-So I would use a separate nib that contains NSPanels, with the views layed out in that, load the nib, then attach it's content to the main windows content?
You don't even need panels; custom views can be placed at the top of a nib.
-I did think of this, but wasn't sure if this would be bad practice. I wouldn't see why it would be bad, but wasn't sure. In any case I think trying to do it without tabs is a good exercise.
Actually, using NSTabView is a good idea if you just want to replace one view with another. You can configure it so that the tabs don't actually show, and can only be changed programmatically. I've done this before with good results.
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