On Mar 6, 2009, at 6:42 AM, David Hoerl wrote:
[following up to a Jan 08 thread]
> is it possible to modify the width of the NSTextField representing
a "Number" in a NSPredicateEditorRowTemplate ?
Yes, but not yet in Interface Builder. To do so programatically,
get the row template, get the text field as the last member of the
row template's templateViews array, and set its frame to the size
you want.
I hope that helps,
-Peter
Peter, I tried to do as you suggest - set the frames to what I want,
but it has no effect. Any other suggestions?
David
PS: code
-applicationDidFinishLaunching
...
int i = 0;
NSArray *temps = [predicateEditor rowTemplates];
for(NSPredicateEditorRowTemplate *temp in temps) {
NSArray *views = [temp templateViews];
int j = 0;
int x = 0;
for(NSControl *view in views) { // I know, view is not a good
name for this :-)
NSLog(@"temp=%@ view=%@ frame: %@", temp, view,
NSStringFromRect([view frame])); // verify all is connected
if(i==0) continue; // don't touch first one
NSRect r = [view frame];
r.origin.x = 0; // just for testing impact...
[view setFrame:r];
NSLog(@" mod frame=%@", NSStringFromRect([view
frame])); // yes, it took
++j;
}
++i;
}
David, the above code changes the frame origin, but not the frame
width. Changing the frame origin will have no effect (the origins are
controlled by NSPredicateEditor). But changing the width should have
an effect.
-Peter
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