Hi,
there a different roots to success....
a) roll your own Tabs instead of Segmented cell in combination with a
tabless NSTabView
b) Add/remove tab items on demand
Both are fairly easy to achieve with some pitfalls like view retains
and such. I am using the b) route for something similar and am
swapping in and out views in a splitview pane on account of user
choices. I also used route a) for an intelligent inspector without
problems.
Cheers,
Volker
Am 12.10.2009 um 16:53 schrieb BareFeet:
Hi all,
I have a hierarchical list of objects, like the typical iTunes or
XCode left pane. When the user selects a node in this hierarchy, I
display detail of that node in the pane on the right. This right
pane is divided into tab view items. Only some of the tab view items
are relevant to each type of node, so I'd like to hide the tab view
items that are not relevant. How can I do this?
In interface builder, I can't see any "hidden" property of tab view
item. There is a "hidden" property for the sub-view of a tab view
item, but this doesn't hide the tab view item itself, so is
misleading to the user (ie they can click on it, only to see a blank
view).
I tried using a segmented control, instead, using bindings to link
it to the tab view (now tabless). But segmented control cells also
seem to lack a "hidden" property.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Tom
BareFeet
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