There is a way, but I did like the IB 2.0 way better...
Change the view mode of the main IB window to list or column view and
navigate to your tabview. If you double click on the individual tab
view items, your document will change to the tab view item you select.
Hank
On Mar 4, 2008, at 11:05 AM, Ben Einstein wrote:
I'm trying to use a tabless NSTabView in IB3. Before Leopard, you
could double-click the space towards the top of the view and select
the tabs, even though there was no visible tab. I also believe there
was a control in the inspector to specify current tab? Anyway, none
of these methods work in IB3. So if you create a tabless tab view
there's no way to change the current tab in interface builder
without changing to a tabbed type (which offsets sizes and
positions). I have a hard time believing this has gone unnoticed. Am
I missing something?
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