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Describe the bug
Cannot find a solution or way to use my viewcontroller or other methods to be able to change the state of UI elements such as NSComboBox, etc. (besides just Text Labels)
Platform information
Python version
3.9
How was python installed (python.org, anaconda, homebrew, ...)
homebrew
macOS version
10.15.7
To Reproduce
Have my XIB file, to be able to have it's elements referenced and used/states changed from my code (e.g. WindowController.py)
Expected behavior
Can change the state of certain things such as within a ComboBox (NSComboBox) it's available options (objectValues or addItems:(withObjectValues)) from my code or python files. However I haven't found out a way to do this as I explain in more detail below.
In this stackoverflow thread it's said (from Objective-C's drag and drop IBOutlet in to code perspective), that to change the states you just need the Files Owner object to change the states, but I can't seem to accomplish that, to me that means being able to for example change the value of a NSSlider etc.
I think it's different using a scratch project in Xcode with PyObj-C for me, so I am asking here now, I have searched a lot for answers or solutions to figure out how to access already created XIB elements, but so far I haven't been able to see a method that returns the object in the XIB from NSView or AppKit or something.
Additional context
If I can't really do this, how can I find the already existing coordinates for my UI elements in my XIB file via xcode so I can add them all in my scripts so there instantiated there so I don't need to try to access anything outside
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Cannot find a solution or way to use my viewcontroller or other methods to be able to change the state of UI elements such as NSComboBox, etc. (besides just Text Labels)
Platform information
3.9
homebrew
10.15.7
To Reproduce
Have my XIB file, to be able to have it's elements referenced and used/states changed from my code (e.g. WindowController.py)
Expected behavior
Can change the state of certain things such as within a ComboBox (NSComboBox) it's available options (objectValues or addItems:(withObjectValues)) from my code or python files. However I haven't found out a way to do this as I explain in more detail below.
In this stackoverflow thread it's said (from Objective-C's drag and drop IBOutlet in to code perspective), that to change the states you just need the Files Owner object to change the states, but I can't seem to accomplish that, to me that means being able to for example change the value of a NSSlider etc.
I think it's different using a scratch project in Xcode with PyObj-C for me, so I am asking here now, I have searched a lot for answers or solutions to figure out how to access already created XIB elements, but so far I haven't been able to see a method that returns the object in the XIB from NSView or AppKit or something.
Additional context
If I can't really do this, how can I find the already existing coordinates for my UI elements in my XIB file via xcode so I can add them all in my scripts so there instantiated there so I don't need to try to access anything outside
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: