Re: Drawers
Re: Drawers
- Subject: Re: Drawers
- From: Angela Brett <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 13:48:57 +1200
I don't know for sure, buy my guess is that the window that represents the
drawer does not exist until after -drawerWillOpen: is called. The textView
probably can not draw into a non-existent window.
That can't be the problem, because the textView is displayed properly
as long as the drawer is not opened straight after the code to
configure and display the textView. It's as if there's something like
a 'setNeedsBlah' happening to the drawer when I change the textView,
and the 'blah' happens after the other code has finished, but I need
to tell it to blahIfNeeded before opening the drawer. I guessed that
the blah might be 'display' but drawers can't do that. Actually, I
already had made both drawerWillOpen and drawerWillOpen display the
textView, just in case it helped, but as far as I can tell it doesn't
make any difference to the result whether I implement those methods
or not.
There may
also be some issue with -contentSize. Check to see if the content view is
the size that you think it is when you manipulate it programmatically.
In IB I have set the size of the view itself, and the maximum and
minimum contentView sizes for the drawer to be all the same size.
However, in the Info for the drawer, there are three sizes... the
Content Size (which is greyed out and shows 200x200 - I don't know if
this has to do with my problem) and the minimum and maximum content
sizes, which I have set to be the same value as the view's size. I
have not mentioned the sizes in the code. I was wondering if maybe
there's a problem with that, because I don't know why the content
size is greyed out in IB.
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| | >Drawers (From: Angela Brett <email@hidden>) |
| | >Re: Drawers (From: "Erik M. Buck" <email@hidden>) |