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Re: Populating NSScrollView
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Re: Populating NSScrollView

  • Subject: Re: Populating NSScrollView
  • From: Allan Odgaard <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2004 08:17:42 +0100
On 28. Feb 2004, at 5:48, Matt Jaffa wrote:

to find out how to Populate a NSScrollView, I have a plist of rules that is going to populate the NSScrollView

How to atleast add one item to NSScrollView, if not all at the same time from the plist

The scroll view only contain one item, some NSView subclass.

So what you want to do is write an NSView which shows the items from your plist, adjusting the height (using setFrameSize:) so that it matches that of the combined items.

Now simply encapsulate that view subclass in a scroll view (can be done from IB) -- and the scroll view will now show scroll bars if the view is too big (and allow you to scroll around).
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