Bill Monk wrote:
On Jan 7, 2009, James Walker wrote:
Having the indentation affect the top level may be technically
consistent, but I don't know why anyone would want it to work that way.
Yes, I agree. Top-level items should stay near the left margin, and
setting the indent to 0 should not cause top-level disclosure controls
to impinge on neighboring columns. The following fixed it for my purposes.
(snip)
Thanks, but your solution won't work for me. The
frameOfOutlineCellAtRow: method was introduced in Leopard, and I still
need to support Tiger.
But then I had the idea of changing the frame rectangle of outline view
when it awakes from the nib, this sort of thing:
NSRect outlineFrame = [mOutlineView frame];
outlineFrame.origin.x -= frameAdjust;
outlineFrame.size.width += frameAdjust;
[mOutlineView setFrame: outlineFrame];
It actually seems to work! I guess it would be more complicated if the
view were resizable, but my current case is not.
--
James W. Walker, Innoventive Software LLC
<http://www.frameforge3d.com/>
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