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TabControl in VW7.2
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| luc mas 2004-06-10, 9:01 pm |
| Hi all,
I'm trying to use a TabControl widget using subcanvas as showed in the
TabControl example, but I get lot of errors because it seem not possible
to use, as subcanvas, something a bit more complex than a Text widget or
similar.
In particular I'm not able to get a properly configured List widget menu
(I get a 'message not understood #menuAt:' because the builder of the
subapplication is nil when i try to open the app; I have also problems
nesting two TabControl (Text widgets disappear from the nested tabs....)
I tryed to figure out how to rebuild the subcanvas each time a tab is
selected (because I think the problem is related to the builder of the
subcanvas) but without success.
Any help would be very very appreciated
Thanks
Luc
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| Andre Schnoor 2004-06-11, 8:57 pm |
| I've had heavy problems with sub-builders and nested TabControls in VW and
ended up in writing my own UI extensions. Considering the price tag of VW,
it's a little too much work to get a state-of-the-art UI up and running.
However, there are some other nice features compensating for that. I hope
Pollock will change this.
I'm afraid my extensions won't help you much, because I'm using some
non-standard procedures (PluggableAdaptors in conjunction with simple
accessors to the ApplicationModel). If you like I could send you the classes
(though this will require you to do some heavy fiddling with your code).
Andre
"luc mas" <lucmas@zNoOnSnPeAtM.nl> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:pan.2004.06.10.22.21.16.552769@zNoOnSnPeAtM.nl...
> Hi all,
> I'm trying to use a TabControl widget using subcanvas as showed in the
> TabControl example, but I get lot of errors because it seem not possible
> to use, as subcanvas, something a bit more complex than a Text widget or
> similar.
>
> In particular I'm not able to get a properly configured List widget menu
> (I get a 'message not understood #menuAt:' because the builder of the
> subapplication is nil when i try to open the app; I have also problems
> nesting two TabControl (Text widgets disappear from the nested tabs....)
>
> I tryed to figure out how to rebuild the subcanvas each time a tab is
> selected (because I think the problem is related to the builder of the
> subcanvas) but without success.
>
> Any help would be very very appreciated
>
> Thanks
> Luc
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| luc mas 2004-06-12, 3:57 pm |
| at least I can stop scratching my head trying to find bugs in my classes.
It's not really a good new to hear because this will drive me to a
complete rewriting of the UI, but will find a solution.
BTW I'd like to see your classes, maybe I'll find some useful hints..
thanks
luc
> I've had heavy problems with sub-builders and nested TabControls in VW
> and ended up in writing my own UI extensions. Considering the price tag
> of VW, it's a little too much work to get a state-of-the-art UI up and
> running. However, there are some other nice features compensating for
> that. I hope Pollock will change this.
>
> I'm afraid my extensions won't help you much, because I'm using some
> non-standard procedures (PluggableAdaptors in conjunction with simple
> accessors to the ApplicationModel). If you like I could send you the
> classes (though this will require you to do some heavy fiddling with
> your code).
>
> Andre
>
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