On 2008 Mar, 23, at 14:52, James Stein wrote:
I'm tearing out my hear trying to figure this out,or find the
documentation
(if any) on how to do it.
Unfortunately, there's not too much documentation on the "mousing
around" stuff because (a) it's supposed to be "intuitively obvious"
and (b) the cost in writer's time and documentation bytes is high
relative to the information provided. But I know how you feel.
By changing the number of columns from 2 to 3
in the inspector window for the outline view,
another column is created, but by default
it is a column of NSTextFieldCell.
That step is necessary and correct.
What am I missing, overlooking, not finding?
Try: menu ► Tools ► Library ► Objects ► Views & Cells ► Cells
Grab the thing that looks like a checkbox named "Check Box Cell".
Note that in fine print under the name it gives its class,
NSButtonCell. Drag it onto the NSTextFieldCell that you want to
change to a button cell and poof it changes. Now, open the Inspector
► Attributes (first tab) on this cell and change its "Style" from
"Check" to "Push" or whatever you want it to look like.
I believe the confusion arises from the fact that the "NSButtonCell"
in IB's Library has an icon that looks like a checkbox.
P.S. I believe that a the customary place to ask Interface Builder
questions is [EMAIL PROTECTED] But that's confusing too
because Interface Builder ain't Xcode. They should call it the
devtools-users. Oh, well. You have to learn the customs. Everything
is legacy._______________________________________________
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