Accessing storyboard items in a tabviewcontroller
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I'm in process of producing a Mac version of my Windows app. So far going well.
I've got stuck on what should be something really basic. I've got the main.storyboard file with a NSTabViewController to which I've added a NSTabView and an NSProgressIndicator.
I've got a reference to the NSTabViewController and wish to be able to set the value of the progress indicator however I can't find out what the syntax is to actually reference that item. I'm assuming this is something quite basic so it should be a simple process but a few fruitless google searches later nothing. Hence turning to this resource.
I'm assuming the code should be something along the lines of...
var myProgressBar = mainListTabViewController.something.something;
myProgressBar.DoubleValue = somevalue;
In Xcode it looks like this
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ChrisHamons
USForum Administrator, Xamarin Team Xamurai
Have you walked through the tutorial? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/mac/get-started/hello-mac
In particular, you are looking to expose your progress view as an outlet to your view controller. This involves dragging the progress view to the header in a way that is not obvious at all in Xcode.
See this section of the documentation.
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Have you walked through the tutorial? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/mac/get-started/hello-mac
In particular, you are looking to expose your progress view as an outlet to your view controller. This involves dragging the progress view to the header in a way that is not obvious at all in Xcode.
See this section of the documentation.