On 27.11.2011, at 09:38, Christian Schmitz wrote:
> Am 27.11.2011 um 08:16 schrieb Beatrix Willius:
>
>> Playing a bit around with the toolbar.
>>
>> - Setting enabled = false doesn't do anything.
>
> Which one?
> The enabled property for NSToolbarItemMBS works fine here.
No, doesn't do anything for me. If I modify the constructor on myNSToolbarMBS
TestItem = new MyNSToolbarItemMBS("test")
TestItem.label = "Test"
TestItem.Enabled = False
I get no change in behavior.
>
>> - The example Toolbar customized (RS 2011r3).rbp doesn't like the line n =
>> new NSNotificationMBS because some parameters are missing.
>
> Simply remove it.
Was just trying to be helpful. I hate not working examples.
>
>> - How do I communicate better the clicked item back to the window of the
>> toolbar? In the Real toolbar this is quite easy with
>>
>
> Use CustomNSToolbarItemMBS class and make a subclass. Inside use the Action
> event.
Ahem, communication between class and window is NOT having the class talking
directly to the window. Take the method changeAttributes in the example
NSFontPanel. This is as Non-OOP as you can get.
Sub changeAttributes()
dim oldAttr as Dictionary = window1.dic
dim newAttr as Dictionary = convertAttributes(oldAttr)
window1.dic = newAttr
for each k as Variant in newAttr.Keys
window1.Liste.AddRow k.StringValue+" -> "+newAttr.Value(k).StringValue
next
End Sub
Mit freundlichen Grüßen/Regards
Trixi Willius
http://www.mothsoftware.com
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