Pretty new to mac programming and I was trying to make a sidebar that looks like the one in iTunes and finder in Leopard but could not see anything in Interface Builder 3 that looked like it would do the trick. Lines... vertical split view (although this has a dot between panes which I don't want)? Or would you just have to write this yourself using a Custom View? I am just surprised if this is the case because I would have thought other people would want to create apps that are stylistically similar to ones that ship with the OS. Am I missing something?
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macOS Leopard sidebar in Interface Builder
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Sidebars are normally customised NSTreeView or NSTableViews.
Fortunately others have already done the work for you. For example
Fortunately others have already done the work for you. For example
sidebar for iTunes
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i am new to mac programming, yet fascinated by the iLike sidebar, i am trying to create a similar sidebar. i just want a sidebar that would show me the currently playing track and its metadata for mp3 tracks.
i am trying to get a hang of apple script and interface builder. but i am not sure what would be the right approach. can anyone pls guide me through??