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# # PreferencesController.rb # PreferencesExample # # Created by Matthew McCray on 1/18/08. # Copyright (c) 2008 Elucidata (www.elucidata.net). All rights reserved. # require 'osx/cocoa' class PreferencesController < OSX::NSWindowController include OSX ib_outlets :generalPrefsView, :advancedPrefsView # This is the target action for the toolbar items ib_action :selectPrefPanel do |sender| tag = sender.tag view, title = self.viewForTag(tag) previousView, prevTitle = self.viewForTag(@currentViewTag) @currentViewTag = tag newFrame = self.newFrameForNewContentView(view) window.title = "#{title} Preferences" # Using an animation grouping because we may be changing the duration NSAnimationContext.beginGrouping # Call the animator instead of the view / window directly window.contentView.animator.replaceSubview_with(previousView, view) window.animator.setFrame_display newFrame, true NSAnimationContext.endGrouping end def init self if self.initWithWindowNibName_owner('Preferences', self) end # Delegate method that returns the itemIdentifiers for the selectable items # (in our case, all of 'em) def toolbarSelectableItemIdentifiers(toolbar) @toolbaritemidents ||= begin window.toolbar.items.map {|item| item.itemIdentifier } end end def awakeFromNib # Select the first toolbar item when the window loads window.toolbar.selectedItemIdentifier = window.toolbar.items[0].itemIdentifier # Show the initial preference pane window.setContentSize @generalPrefsView.frame.size window.contentView.addSubview @generalPrefsView window.title = "General Preferences" @currentViewTag = 0 # Will use CoreAnimation for the panel changes: window.contentView.wantsLayer = true end def viewForTag(tag) case tag when 0: [@generalPrefsView, "General"] when 1: [@advancedPrefsView, "Advanced"] end end def newFrameForNewContentView(view) newFrameRect = window.frameRectForContentRect(view.frame) oldFrameRect = window.frame newSize = newFrameRect.size oldSize = oldFrameRect.size frame = window.frame frame.size = newSize frame.origin.y = frame.origin.y - (newSize.height - oldSize.height) frame end end