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Re: How to scroll a text view



Take a look at NSText's scrollRangeToVisible:, and specify a range of NSMakeRange([myText size]-1,1)

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Le 29 sept. 05 à 20:52, Joseph Kelly a écrit :

Greetings,

I am trying to implement a console-like display with scrolling behavior similar to Xcode's debug console and build windows: i.e. as text gets added to the view, and we are already at the end, it scrolls the new text into view, otherwise it just stays in the same place.

In other frameworks this is done something like:

bool atEnd = scroller->AtEnd()
textView->Append(newText)
if (atEnd)
   scroller->ScrollEndIntoView()

I see no correlate in Cocoa.

I'm using an NSTextView.

Any ideas?

Sincerely,

joe k.


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