On Jul 4, 2005, at 6:03 PM, Gregory John Casamento wrote:
Adrian,
Wow, definitely a response exceeding all expectations! Glad to hear
there was a lot of low-hanging fruit. Just a couple of last comments
below:
--- Adrian Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- Add the horizontal and vertical divider bars to a palette somewhere.
I see these on other gorms, but I haven't found how to make one
myself.
These lines are just NSBox where the title is removed and the height
or width
has been reduced to 1 or 2 pixels.
I see now. It's not easy to do this by dragging, but the Size
inspector works. It still might be worth putting them on a palette (as
IB does) at some point, though not needed.
- Ability to set up radio buttons. There are radio buttons displayed
in the palette, but in IB when you drag you get a set of two or more
bound together in an NSMatrix, which allows you to access the
selection
state in code. In Gorm, dragging gives just a single radio button and
no matrix. I was able to copy a matrix from another .gorm file, but I
could not figure out how to create one myself. Also, once I got the
matrix, I could not change its layout.
You need to use Right-Alt, or Shift-Right-Alt on some keyboards, to
make this
work.
Hmm.. So for the radio buttons in the palette, Alt-drag means, in
effect, "drag entire group" whereas plain drag means "drag group
member"? Would it be more intuitive to reverse these, or is this
following a convention of some kind?
-Adrian
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