Re: Resizing a Window
Re: Resizing a Window
- Subject: Re: Resizing a Window
- From: Yann Bizeul <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2004 23:35:40 +0200
You should be able to set only inside springs set, then top, left,
right and bottom of your view should be anchored.
Is this what you tried ?
Le 24 juin 04, ` 18:46, Mark Thomas a icrit :
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I played with this some more, and with trying didn't variations of the
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springs layout managed to get one which kept the control and the title
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top/left, by switch on springs within the box both up&down.
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Are these documented any where, so I can get a full understanding of
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these,
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as I see half a sentence here and there and looking into the Building
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Cocoa
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Application from ADC doesn't really explain them.
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Thanks
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Mark.
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Ok confused now, as in IB it say the top,left is (0,0), and the
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control is
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tight at the title bar which is why I thought that's where the origin
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was.
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If I take out my setOrigin I'm back to where the control is at left=0,
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but
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seems to be about 1/3 of the way down.
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Anybody have any ideas
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Thanks
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Mark.
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> Don't forget NSView's frame origin is bottom left, so according to
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> your
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> example, I expect your view to stick at 50 pixel from the window's
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> bottom.
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> Did I miss something ?
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>> e.g. One window has the Safari control in it, when I designed it in
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>> IB, so
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>> it top,left are 0,0 (locked it), and it right and bottom 800,600, and
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>> window
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>> has a size of 50,50. I call setFrame of a larger size and when I
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>> open
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>> the
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>> window, the control isn't at the top,left of 0,0, but half way down
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>> the
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>> window.
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Yann Bizeul - yann at tynsoe.org
http://projects.tynsoe.org/
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