Thanks Pelle, I updated git with the fixed settings in the view size section of inspector (set a minimum for the window, locked the buttons appropriately, etc). There is just one thing I'd like to clarify. In your nib, you added a 'Shared User Defaults Controller', but I don't see it linked to anything (right clicking it shows unlinked received actions). Was this just on accident, or does it serve a purpose that I don't see? Thanks, Jeremy On Feb 11, 2008, at 09:51, Pelle Johansson wrote:
The sizing stuff is all done in the autosizing box in the inspector, under the "view size" tab.
Looks like you want to lock the scroll view in all directions, and allow it to resize. That's done by making all the lines solid red (lock in all directions, allow resize). For the buttons you want to disable resizing and lock them either to top right or bottom right, so unmark the lines with arrows, and let the right and either top or bottom locks be marked.
You might also want to set the window minimum size to something appropriate (click the window title to edit the window properties in the inspector).
For the disabling, I'm not as sure. I'm afraid I haven't used Interface Builder the last few OS X releases. You might have to do it in the -awakeFromNib: function, using outlets.
If you're confused, I attached the new version. :) (I hope the mailing list accepts attachments) -- Pelle Johansson <main.nib.zip>
11 feb 2008 kl. 03.40 skrev Jeremy Huddleston:
I just pushed some updates to xorg-server git relating to the NIB file. I converted them to 3.x format, fixed up the X11Controller.h header file, and added an option for the quartz-wm click-through (won't actually work until quartz-wm uses org.x.X11 instead of com.apple.x11).
I'm having a bit of trouble with interface builder that hopefully someone else can help me out with.
I'm used to using QT's Designer for interface building, and I can't figure out how to manage the layout like I want. The issue is with the Applications->Customize window. If you make it really big or really small, it doesn't behave logically: buttons collide with eachother instead of resizing, buttons shrink when there is room to expand, etc...
Also, is there a way in Interface Builder to set items as inactive (like the fullscreen checkbox / 256 color option), or is that something that can only be done programatically?
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