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I have an NSMatrix with two columns, When the frame resizes I don’t want the left column to resize with it. Is there a way to do this without subclassing NSMatrix?
I am thinking maybe I should just make two NSMatrix’s and position them side-by-side, one with autoresizing set to YES and one set to NO. Is this the most appropriate way to do it?
Thanks for any help.
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Without (heavily) subclassing? No – NSMatrix is a uniform grid control.
Regarding two NSMatrix instances side-by-side, you’d then lose the main functionality of a matrix (treating the action cells as a group). If all you’re trying to do is line up a small number of yes/no controls, do it without the matrix.