On 16-Nov-08, at 5:10 AM, Nathan Kinsinger wrote:
On Nov 16, 2008, at 1:50 AM, Brandon Walkin wrote:
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:(
On Nov 16, 2008, at 1:50 AM, Brandon Walkin wrote:
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
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
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
appro
