You might have a look at the documentation for IKImageBrowserView
(IKImageBrowserView Class Reference). It's Leopard only, but it might
just do the trick.
HTH,
Jamie
On Mar 21, 2008, at 8:15 PM, Dave Hersey wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on a view that has a bunch of image thumbnails, say
something like iPhoto, and I want to be able to grab one and move it
around, rearranging (with animation) all the other thumbnails as
it's moved around.
This is NOT an iPhone question, but if you put your iPhone in
"psycho button wiggle mode" and start moving the buttons around,
you'll see what I want to do, sliding animation included, but with
bigger images, no wiggling and on a Mac. I need this to work on 10.4
and 10.5.
There should never be more than 5-200 of these thumbnails in the
view, with far fewer visible at any one time. Should I just do this
in an OpenGL view and handle the grid, mousing, rendering and
animation myself or can anyone think of a better approach?
Thanks,
- d
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