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I ran into this really frustrating issue today. I want to set my view to be autosizing like this: But all I find in my xcode settings for an NSView is like this: The two screenshots are taken from two different projects with the same xcode 4.3.2. Is this a bug or am I missing something? Thanks. Yang Seaid's solution works. but i think it's bug because the auto sizing tool will apear about half a second when switching to another inspector. Xcode 4 interface-builder problems Starting in Xcode 4.3 the xib files for Cocoa projects have auto layout turned on initially. When a xib file uses auto

Here is the idea: I have a NSWindow containing 2 NSView, let's call them ViewA and ViewB. ViewA has a list of subview objects, each object has its own tracking area set and handles a mouseDown event. ViewB is a hidden view, which appears above ViewA. The problem is when ViewB appears, ViewA still receives mouseDown events. So when I click on ViewB, the object behind the ViewB receives the mouseDown event. I would like to know if there's any way to block the events of ViewA while ViewB is over it. I know I can remove the tracking area from every object, but it still responds to the mouseDown

I have a simple class MyView inherited from NSView and instance variable NSImage * image; in it. Class functionality is to draw image on the view. However, in -drawRect: image instance always equal nil , if it was initialized in -init: function and not nil if it was initialized in -awakeFromNib: . Log shows both -init: and -awakeFromNib: functions are called only once. Does -awakeFromNib: reinitialize GUI component by default? No. There is no default implementation for awakeFromNib . Your problem is that you're overriding the wrong initialization method. An NSView 's designated initializer is

I have an Xcode project with an NSWindowController whose contentViewController was set to a subclass of NSViewController . I recently removed the NSViewController subclass from the storyboard and replaced the contentViewController with an NSTabViewController subclass. Now, when I run the application, the NSWindow opens with a size of 500x500 instead of the size of the first tab. What's more, there is no view I can see in the storyboard that has a size of 500x500, and that size isn't being programmatically, either. The window itself is set to a different size, as is the view in the

My app has two different states, and every state will be representing with a NSView. so there is only one view showed at a time, the problem is when I switched between the views the app doesn't show the new state until I resize the window manually! I searched about this problem and come with more than one solution but nothing worked with me: [myView setNeedsDisplay:YES]; [myView display]; [[myView.window contentView] setNeedsDisplay:YES]; [mySubView1 setHidden:YES]; || [mySubView1 removeFromSuperView]; I even defined myView as Outlet, and nothing work. and this is my code if (appState == 1) {

I'm creating an application which should show a progress bar in the dock icon. Currently I have this, but it's not working: NSProgressIndicator *progressIndicator = [[NSProgressIndicator alloc] initWithFrame:NSMakeRect(0.0f, 0.0f, 10.0f, 20.0f)]; [progressIndicator setStyle:NSProgressIndicatorBarStyle]; [progressIndicator setIndeterminate:NO]; [[[[NSApplication sharedApplication] dockTile] contentView] addSubview:progressIndicator]; [progressIndicator release]; Or must I draw it on the dock myself? Can anyone help me? Thanks. In the finish I had to use the following code as the contentView was