NSTextView and White Space
NSTextView and White Space
- Subject: NSTextView and White Space
- From: J Nozzi <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 12:06:45 -0400
Hello, List:
I'll try this question again and try to explain it a bit better as
nobody took me up on my challenge awhile back. ;-)
I have an NSTextView with no special pagination tricks. Plain old
NSTextView. What I want it to do is to have extra white space at the
very end without affecting its content. I want to do this because it's
quite annoying to be constantly typing at the very bottom of the text
view when your text is longer than the view itself.
I've tried with no luck to add a 'blank' custom view of, say,
100-pixel-height to the text view's containing scroll view. I've also
tried adding another empty text container to the layout manager, etc. I
don't even know if adding it once is sufficient or if I have to create
custom code to manage it (whatever 'it' is) on moves and resizes, etc.
No luck whatsoever. Nothing appears to change, visually. I've really
been spinning my wheels on this for weeks and am no closer to a
solution, even after having poured over the documentation and the
various Cocoa bibles available. I believe I'm just misunderstanding
something about the structure and interrelationships of the whole text
architecture.
Can anybody render assistance?
Regards,
- J
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