On 30-Oct-08, at 8:01 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
which is to just programmatically reverse the order on load. That
smoothed development considerably.
Pardon my ignorance (still learning Cocoa) but can you point to me
what class/method to use for that?
The exact details escape me now, but I seem to recall that since the
order of -subviews was not completely deterministic depending on what
the latest mucking about in the nib had been I resorted to something
like
NSView** putTheseInFront = {
_ibOverlay1,
_ibTextField2,
...
nil
}
while (*putTheseInFront)
{
NSView* itsSuperview = [*putTheseInFront superview];
[[*putTheseInFront retain] removeFromSuperview];
[itsSuperview addSubview:*putTheseInFront)];
putTheseInFront++;
}
Not exactly scalable, but it sorted the workflow at hand nicely with
no apparent runtime delay.
--
Alex Curylo -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- http://www.alexcurylo.com/
"I am so honoured to know you, the first glider off Eagle.
That is soooooooo cool."
-- Martina Lang
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