A software alternative to Cocoa's NSSplitView that provides similar functionality for splitting and organizing content within a user interface.
If you are looking to limit subview sizes, expand or collapse subviews programmatically, or resize the split view frequently, NSSplitView may not be sufficient to meet your needs. However, RBSplitView offers a solution to these limitations with its special content views, known as RBSplitSubviews. These subviews easily handle limitations and properties, reducing the amount of work needed by the delegate.
Moreover, RBSplitView features built-in support for nesting any number of levels, and it generates a two-axis thumb that resizes in two dimensions automatically. Although the IB palette for RBSplitView is still a work in progress, it generally works well despite incomplete documentation on writing palettes for container views.
It is important to exercise caution with Undo, Copy, and Paste features when using RBSplitView. Overall, RBSplitView provides a more comprehensive and user-friendly solution to meet your split view needs.
Moreover, RBSplitView features built-in support for nesting any number of levels, and it generates a two-axis thumb that resizes in two dimensions automatically. Although the IB palette for RBSplitView is still a work in progress, it generally works well despite incomplete documentation on writing palettes for container views.
It is important to exercise caution with Undo, Copy, and Paste features when using RBSplitView. Overall, RBSplitView provides a more comprehensive and user-friendly solution to meet your split view needs.
What's New
Version 1.1.4: N/A