Maybe I 'm getting all this wrong, but from everything I read on this
thread, apparently the OP wants to do something simple and is trying
to do more work than necessary:
"Now what I want to do is show/hide view1/view2 depending on which
button you click. What I'm confused about is achieving "tab" like
behavior, without using a tab view."
So Aaron,
why don't you just go in IB, create a window, place your toolbar/
buttons and layout both views directly on your window, add outlets to
them + actions to the buttons in your app controler, and then just
hide/show the correspondding views in the action code? It doesn't
really answer your original question, but maybe solves what you
declared you want to do.
(something along these lines...)
<untested-incomplete code>
@interface // ...
{
IBOutlet NSView * _view1;
IBOutlet NSView * _view2;
}
- (IBAction)switchToView1;
- (IBAction)switchToView2;
@end
// ...
- (IBAction)switchToView1
{
[ _view2 setHidden:YES ];
[ _view1 setHidden:NO ];
// ...
}
- (IBAction)switchToView2
{
[ _view1 setHidden:YES ];
[ _view2 setHidden:NO ];
// ...
}
</untested-incomplete code>
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