After some more testing, I've determined that this also happens with
other NSCells besides IconAndTextCell. In particular, I get the same
behavior with a custom cell I wrote myself. (It's viewed in an
NSMatrix subclass.)
So, what am I doing wrong when I try to draw NSCells to images?
[cellImage lockFocus];
[cell drawWithFrame:cellDrawingFrame inView:self]; // self is the
NSControl containing the cell
[cellImage unlockFocus];
[cell setHighlighted:highlighted];
Somehow, if the cell draws text, it comes out OK. But if the cell
draws images, they come out flipped.
Does this help? Any ideas?
Larry
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From: Lawrence Sanbourne <email@hidden>
Date: Apr 28, 2006 8:13 PM
Subject: -isFlipped not working right when drawing IconAndTextCell to NSImage
To: Apple Mailing List <email@hidden>
Hello,
I'm fairly new to Cocoa drawing, and I'm having a problem with
-isFlipped that I haven't been able to figure out. From a subclass of
NSTableView, I'm drawing one of the table's IconAndTextCell objects
into an NSImage to create a custom drag image:
IconAndTextCell is careful to check the -isFlipped status of its
controlView. However, this is causing the icon in the cell to draw in
the wrong place. If I negate the conditional on the if([controlView
isFlipped]) in IconAndTextCell, the problem is fixed for drag images
-- but then of course all the other IconAndTextCells look weird.
What am I doing wrong?
Larry
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