I have two NSMatrix radio controls in different places in my app. I am developing on 10.8, using the 10.8 SDK and targeting 10.7. The matrixes work perfectly on my development computer, but when I test on a Mac running 10.7, neither matrix appears. I've checked the auto-layout struts, I've made sure they aren't set to hidden. They're just not appearing at all.
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colincameron
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I have the same problem just now. Fixed it yet? I find that if I build it on 10.7 it works but the moment I touch the .xib file in xcode in 10.8 it breaks it – Miha Rekar Apr 04 '13 at 08:05
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Not yet - our test Mac is away at a conference for a couple of weeks so I won't be able to try anything out until it gets back - I've only got my dev MacBook with 10.8 here. – colincameron Apr 04 '13 at 10:47
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I gave up and switched to using normal nsbuttons :D – Miha Rekar Apr 04 '13 at 11:29
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I just experienced the same bug. Have you filed this issue with Apple yet? – stevel Apr 29 '13 at 17:57
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Just tried to, but there is a bug with their bug reporting - how ironic :) – colincameron Apr 30 '13 at 08:34
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I was having a similar problem, but in my UI from three NSMatrix radio controls in different places (different views in different xib's) two were displayed correctly on 10.7, one not. I tried different things, in the end I deleted this NSMatrix and placed it again. I unchecked both "Automatically Resizes Cells" and "Auto Calculates Cell Size" in the size inspector. And very important: I checked all auto layout constraints in the whole view and made sure that all objects have vertical/horizontal spacing (between each other) or leading/trailing space to superview constraints, the top object a top space to superview and the bottom object a bottom space to superview constraint. Et voila, it's showing up finally also on 10.7!
Hope you can solve your problem in a similar way. Looks like NSMatrix is acting very diva-like on 10.7 with auto layout!
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This worked a treat - I had to mess about with the constraints a bit as well, but my NSMatrixes are now visible on 10.7 - thanks again! – colincameron May 09 '13 at 11:12
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Try to disable auto layout completely. Uncheck "Use Auto Layout" in the file inspector of the relevant nib. It did the trick for me.
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Thanks for the answer, but I'm using some of the features of Auto Layout and would rather keep it. I'll try disabling it to see if that helps, but I need a solution that lets me use it. – colincameron Apr 02 '13 at 21:31