Hi Dave,
If the user isn't able to configure the toolbar, then all you need to
do is get a reference to the BWSelectableToolbar and call this method
on it:
- (void)switchToItemAtIndex:(int)anIndex animate:(BOOL)shouldAnimate
The index is the raw toolbar index - it's zero based and includes
spaces and separators. And in your case you'd pass in NO for
animation. In a future version of BWToolkit, I'll likely make this
more obvious and base it on the item identifier or the item label
rather than the index.
Cheers,
Brandon
On 15-Nov-08, at 8:51 PM, Dave DeLong wrote:
Hey everyone,
I've been playing around with Brandon's new BWToolKit, and I was
wondering if there's any way to hook the ToolbarItems up through
code. I've got a window with four different sections, and I want to
have some NSMenuItems that, when selected, will open the window to
the appropriate section.
The closest I've come is to grab all the item identifiers and select
them that way, but I was wondering if anyone's found a more robust
way to do that.
Thanks,
Dave
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