OK ...I got a little further. Turns out the resize of the window
should be enough.
The size of the tabView should get adjusted automatically because of
the autosize settings.
- (void) showDetails:(BOOL)show animate:(BOOL)animate
{
NSSize fullSize = NSMakeSize(455, 302);
NSRect windowFrame = [[self window] frame];
if (show) {
windowFrame.origin.y -= fullSize.height;
windowFrame.size.height += fullSize.height;
[[self window] setFrame: windowFrame
display: YES
animate: animate];
} else {
windowFrame.origin.y += fullSize.height;
windowFrame.size.height -= fullSize.height;
[[self window] setFrame: windowFrame
display: YES
animate: animate];
}
}
BUT ...I so don't get the autosize behavior!! Check out this little
screencast
http://vafer.org/pub/autosize.mov
The first part is as expected. But once the height of the NSTabView
has been zero - it's getting ugly.
Seems like I am not alone on this
http://katidev.com/blog/2008/02/12/why-i-say-no-to-autoresizing/
What's the best way around this for my case? I just want to show/hide
the NSTabView.
cheers
--
Torsten
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