Thanks Ron. I woke up with that as an idea this morning but was hoping
for a "you forgot to click this" answer. I did what you suggested and
it works great.
Thanks,
Bryan
On 1-Dec-09, at 11:50 PM, Ron Fleckner wrote:
On 02/12/2009, at 2:14 PM, Bryan Zarnett wrote:
I'm having trouble making sure I have the correct springs and
struts for my view.
At the top of the view I have a Split View that when the user
resizes the window in height or length, the split view should
appropriately resize. At the bottom I have a disclosure dialog
which shows or hides an NSBox with some additional information.
The disclosure triangle changes the height of the window and
changes the origin.
The problem is that the split view automatically squishes on the
resize. What I want to happen is that the box should be hidden from
the window resize and the split views should stay where they are.
Thoughts?
Bryan
Hi Bryan,
I've been able to do this in a perhaps naive way, but it works
reliably.
All the objects and widgets in your un-resized window should have
their struts rigid on the top (and sides if required), leaving the
bottom strut alone (not rigid).
Then, when the view window needs to grow upon user request,
programmatically do the resizing and add your box at the correct co-
ordinates.
For example:
[myWindow setFrame:NSMakeRect(<new window co-ords>) display:YES
animate:YES];
[myBox setFrameOrigin:NSMakePoint(<origin of box in window co-ords>)];
NSView *content = [myWindow contentView];
[content addSubview:autoPilotMaxView];
HTH,
Ron
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