On 19 Jul '08, at 8:10 PM, Cloud Strife wrote:
Hi everyone. I am interested to create a window with status bar at itsbottom. Hmm, you can see Xcode editor window as an example, once we open a.m source file, the editor window has a status bar at its bottom.
In Interface Builder, just move the bottom of the main scrollview up about 16 pixels from the bottom of the window, and put a wide skinny NSTextView along the bottom. Set the resizing behavior so it's attached to the left, bottom and right edges but stretches horizontally. You'll want to make the text non-editable and non- selectable.
Then just declare an NSTextView* as an IBOutlet in your window controller class, and wire a connection from that outlet to the text field. At runtime you can call -setStringValue: on that instance variable to change the status message.
—Jens
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