>I should like to construct a special NSTextView which displays its text
>"rotated by 90 degrees" : it starts in the lower left corner, the lines
>are vertical and the text goes upwards in a given line
Zef Rosnbrick wrote :
>NSView has the method setFrameRotation...
Yes. So I tried the following : in the default Cocoa NSDocument-based
Xcode project template, I put a
NSTextView in MyDocument.nib, added an NSTextView outlet
in MyDocument.m, connected the two, and inserted the following line in the
- windowControllerDidLoadNib: method of MyDocument.m :
- (void)windowControllerDidLoadNib:(NSWindowController *) aController
{
[super windowControllerDidLoadNib:aController];
[myTextView setFrameRotation:90.00];
}
On runtime I only see a blank text view, type as I may. Also,
when I have punched a lot of keys, the enclosing scroll view starts going
downwards (when it should be going rightwards). What
am I doing wrong ?
Ewan
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