At 6:24 AM -0500 1/29/03, Sherm Pendley wrote:
The above should be this:
$tab_view_index = $tv->indexOfTabViewItem($tvi);
Obviously what you wanted to do is directly ask $tvi for its index - but
you can't do that. What you want to do is ask the NSTabView object for
the index of a given NSTabViewItem.
Yep; that was it. Reading ObjC descriptions is hard enough, given that
I don't know ObjC; writing Perl code from them is still a bit beyond me
(but getting closer :-). Thanks...
OK; here's another silly question. I found this useful-looking method:
- (void)selectFirstTabViewItem:(id)sender
Selects the first tab view item.
It looks like I can use this to control the tab that gets set by default
when the app starts up. If so, how (and where) do I call it? If not,
how am I supposed to set the default?
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