Hi Abhijeet,
> Hi,I have a single window with a toolbar and a custom view in my application.
> Toolbar has Back and Next button on it. This is my MainMenu.xib. I have 5
> more xibs other than the MainMenu.xib in my application. Each xib contains
> one view with different controls in it. On Next
On Jan 25, 2011, at 1:21 AM, Abhijeet Singh wrote:
> Hi,I have a single window with a toolbar and a custom view in my application.
> Toolbar has Back and Next button on it. This is my MainMenu.xib. I have 5
> more xibs other than the MainMenu.xib in my application. Each xib contains
> one view
Hi,I have a single window with a toolbar and a custom view in my application.
Toolbar has Back and Next button on it. This is my MainMenu.xib. I have 5 more
xibs other than the MainMenu.xib in my application. Each xib contains one view
with different controls in it. On Next and Back button click
On 05/01/2010, at 11:45 AM, Dan wrote:
> My end goal is to have an interface that swaps views and performs actions at
> each of those views, with the ability to go back and forth over those views.
> Not sure how to do this I found something similar to what I want to do in
> V
Hi all,
My end goal is to have an interface that swaps views and performs
actions at each of those views, with the ability to go back and forth
over those views. Not sure how to do this I found something similar to
what I want to do in View swapping using a view controller. So I have a
Main
On 31/08/2009, at 10:08 PM, Philip Juel Borges wrote:
The code from the IndexViewController.m to shift focus is
[mainWindow makeFirstResponder: webView];
So I need to figure out how I can connect the mainWindow outlet to
the HostWindow in the MainMenu.xib file from the IndexView.xib file.
Hi,
I'm using code from ViewController to swap between views in my app,
which works fine.
In my app one view is named IndexView.xib and that contains one
tableview and one webview and an NSObject called IndexViewController.h/m
Recently, I discovered how to shift the focus from the t
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 10:39 AM, Oftenwrong
Soong wrote:
> The nib file's owner is the view controller, not MyDocument. Is it best to
> bind to my model via the view controller's representedObject?
That's what it's for.
> Also I'll need a few Target/Actions. Should I subclass NSViewController,
Hi all,
My document-based app will use view swapping, allowing the user to navigate
through multiple "screens" like a wizard of sorts. I am putting each view in a
separate nib and using NSViewController. View swapping is working. Now I need
to make connections between these views an
Hi Carmen,
your questions is kinda non-specific... a non-specific answer might
be that NSViewController might be of some help to you.
A more specific answer might be forthcoming if you could elaborate on
what you mean by view swapping. Are you talking about swapping views
between
Le 15 déc. 08 à 18:49, Carmen Cerino Jr. a écrit :
Howdy,
Are there any guides regarding when it is appropriate to use this
technique?
Thanks,
Carmen
Generaly people prefere to use tabless tabview.
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Are there any guides regarding when it is appropriate to use this technique?
Thanks,
Carmen
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On Nov 4, 2008, at 10:00 AM, Robert Mullen wrote:
I am attempting to swap views somewhat like XCode does between
project and debug modes. This is being done to an existing project
that has the main windows content view set in IB. I have tried to
store the initial view before replacing it wi
Also if you take this approach remember to retain oldView -- it will
get released when you replace it with newView.
--Andy
On Nov 4, 2008, at 1:24 PM, Volker in Lists wrote:
Hi Robert,
sounds reasonable, but no need to store any control states as far as
I can tell (they are not released,
On Nov 4, 2008, at 1:00 PM, Robert Mullen wrote:
oldView = [window contentView];
[window setContentView:newView];
and then swapping them back out on a segmented cell action
[window setContentView:oldView];
You could do it this way, but I suspect it would be simpler to use a
tabless NSTabVie
Hi Robert,
sounds reasonable, but no need to store any control states as far as I
can tell (they are not released, just "taken out of view"). There is
an example available demonstrating this w/ some nice CoreAnimation
transition > BasicCocoaAnimations found on the online developer
example
I am attempting to swap views somewhat like XCode does between project
and debug modes. This is being done to an existing project that has
the main windows content view set in IB. I have tried to store the
initial view before replacing it with the new view using code similar
to this:
oldV
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 3:26 PM, Brad Gibbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But, that screen (with its tab view and all of the custom views to be made
> available from within the tab view) is one of several screens like it. The
> other tab views will contain different numbers of tabs. The user will
A fades
out and view B fades in). For now, I'd be happy just replacing
A with B.
I haven't been able to find much in the documentation about
NSViewController for Cocoa. I have the Hillegass book, but the
view swapping example in Chapter 29 is done with a document-
based applica
e documentation about
NSViewController for Cocoa. I have the Hillegass book, but the
view swapping example in Chapter 29 is done with a document-based
application and the views there are contained in an NSBox:
...
NSView *v = [vc view];
[box setContentView:v];
...
I don't know Coco
cumentation about
NSViewController for Cocoa. I have the Hillegass book, but the
view swapping example in Chapter 29 is done with a document-based
application and the views there are contained in an NSBox:
...
NSView *v = [vc view];
[box setContentView:v];
...
I don't know Cocoa well enou
this with an animation (view A fades out and view B fades in). For
now, I'd be happy just replacing A with B.
I haven't been able to find much in the documentation about
NSViewController for Cocoa. I have the Hillegass book, but the
view swapping example in Chapter 29 is done wit
rn on. Ultimately, I'd like to do this
with an animation (view A fades out and view B fades in). For now,
I'd be happy just replacing A with B.
I haven't been able to find much in the documentation about
NSViewController for Cocoa. I have the Hillegass book, but the view
swapping e
on (view A fades out and view B fades in). For now, I'd be
happy just replacing A with B.
I haven't been able to find much in the documentation about
NSViewController for Cocoa. I have the Hillegass book, but the view
swapping example in Chapter 29 is done with a document-based
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