On May 23, 2013, at 4:16 PM, Eric Gorr wrote:
> Is it possible to get control over the highlight color of the selected item?
>
> I would like a different highlight color used when the control does not have
> focus.
When did NSCollectionView get selection highlighting? Last I used it I had to
c
Is it possible to get control over the highlight color of the selected item?
I would like a different highlight color used when the control does not have
focus.
Thank you.
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Just curious, didn't check ZooLib, but can you show how do you do this in
ZooLib? Short example? I mean text fields stacked vertically for portrait and
laid out horizontally for landscape?
On Thursday, 23. May 2013 at 23:07, Michael Crawford wrote:
> I've never found Auto Layout to work well
I've never found Auto Layout to work well for me. I far prefer ZooLib's
method, despite having to do my design in C++ source.
Erica Sadun his a nice method for handling autorotation for the cases where
Auto Layout isn't going to work. You create two extra views in your nib
just for use as templa
Does Auto Layout not address this issue for you?
Interface Builder Help: Auto Layout: Understanding Constraints
Regards,
Jay O'Conor
joco...@gmail.com
On May 23, 2013, at 10:44 AM, Michael Crawford wrote:
> It is distressing to me that Interface Builder uses explicit, fixed
> coordinates for
Sorry about cutoff. Don't know what happened. Let's try again (is
there a maximum message size?).
Hello. This piece of code causes
CFPreferencesSetAppValue() to crash:
- (CFDictionaryRef)
createBlockSaveData {
CFDictionaryRef parent=[super
createBlockSaveData];
CFStringRef keys[]={CFSTR
It is distressing to me that Interface Builder uses explicit, fixed
coordinates for positioning and sizing its widgets.
That means that, for localization for example, to accomodate the different
numbers of characters in the various languages, you have to create
different nibs for each locale.
Zoo
On May 22, 2013, at 11:19 PM, Robert Vojta wrote:
> On Thursday, 23. May 2013 at 2:03, Thomas Davie wrote:
>> I'd really very strongly suggest that you just use Interface Builder. Your
>> user interface is essentially data, not code. I doubt (and hope) very much
>> that you don't write code to
On 22 May 2013, at 11:10 PM, trid...@ihug.co.nz wrote:
>
>
> Hello. This piece of code causes CFPreferencesSetAppValue() to
> crash:
>
> - (CFDictionaryRef) createBlockSaveData {
>
> CFDictionaryRef
> parent=[super createBlockSaveData];
>
> CFStringRef
> keys[]={CFSTR("LinkBlockURL"), CFST
