On 11 May 2014, at 11:59, Manoah F. Adams
wrote:
> P.S.: At what OS release did windows become resizable by grabbing their
> edges? Doesn't that cause this same issue with all the controls that are
> crammed into the edges of most windows?
10.7
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-- Uli Kusterer
"The Witnesses of TeachT
A lot of people seem to misunderstand what I'm complaining about, so I made a
short sample video to illustrate the problem
SAMPLE VIDEO
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This shows the issue both in my app, and in Finder:
http://youtu.be/FBpKfw-ifbc
PROPOSED SOLUTION
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I think the solution wou
> On 2014/05/11, at 18:59, "Manoah F. Adams"
> wrote:
>
> P.S.: At what OS release did windows become resizable by grabbing their
> edges? Doesn't that cause this same issue with all the controls that are
> crammed into the edges of most windows?
Lion 10.7
(Same as iOS style scrollers introdu
On May 9, 2014, at 02:59 , Jakob Egger wrote:
Looking at Finder windows in column view, I see that it’s able to
discriminate column resizing from window resizing when the last
column ends at the edge of the window (though it’s not always
clear that the correct cursor is displayed). But i
On May 9, 2014, at 02:59 , Jakob Egger wrote:
> Adding an empty 5px spacer column at the end is possible, but an ugly hack.
> If I can't think of anything better, I'll have to go with that.
Just to clarify the scenario for posterity, you’re envisaging a situation where:
— the user drags the ri
> Looking at Finder windows in column view, I see that it’s able to
> discriminate column resizing from window resizing when the last column ends
> at the edge of the window (though it’s not always clear that the correct
> cursor is displayed). But it’s really hard to tell exactly where the mou
On May 7, 2014, at 14:42 , Avery Pierce wrote:
> If I'm understanding Jakob's issue, the table view doesn't scroll more than
> it needs to, so the rightmost column divider is exactly at the edge of the
> window. It can never be scrolled inside.
You’re right. He said “rightmost column” and I re
>
> Wouldn’t a user scroll the rest of the column into the window first,
> stopping only after the vertical line in the header row is clearly inside
> the window?
If I'm understanding Jakob's issue, the table view doesn't scroll more than
it needs to, so the rightmost column divider is exactly at
On May 7, 2014, at 13:55 , Jakob Egger wrote:
> The problem only occurs when you have many columns and the table view
> scrolls horizontally. Then you can't make the last column wider.
> Dragging the left side only makes the second-to-last column narrower,
> and dragging the right side resizes th
The problem only occurs when you have many columns and the table view
scrolls horizontally. Then you can't make the last column wider.
Dragging the left side only makes the second-to-last column narrower,
and dragging the right side resizes the window.
On Wed, May 7, 2014, at 22:16, Jerry Krinock
On 2014 May 07, at 05:27, Jakob Egger wrote:
> I have a NSTableView that spans the full width of the window, so it touches
> the window borders on both sides. The table view has many columns (it scrolls
> horizontally).
>
> Changing column witdth columns by dragging the separator line works
I have a NSTableView that spans the full width of the window, so it touches the
window borders on both sides. The table view has many columns (it scrolls
horizontally).
Changing column witdth columns by dragging the separator line works perfectly,
except for the last column. The problem is that
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