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- From: Bill Cheeseman <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 13 Jul 2002 06:14:15 -0400
on 02-07-13 3:40 AM, Paul Fox at email@hidden wrote:
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Curiously, initially, I couldnt get the setScrollable property to
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work (I was setting it to true) - because I thought this method
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meant 'you want to scroll e.g. with a scrollbar'. Had me baffled
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for ages til I realised what it meant was 'do you want
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to scroll sideways'.
I had exactly the same misimpression, initially. Then I experimented with
this setting, and found out that it was what I wanted, after all.
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I am beginning to like the Apple docs - now I know where things are,
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but it is oh-so painful not including the superclass and contained-class
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methods in the object man page.
I agree with you. A clickable link to each superclass method, with all of
the methods in all parents mixed together in alphabetical order, would be a
big help. It wouldn't add that much length to the document. But at least
there is a clickable hierarchy of the superclasses at the top of each class
reference document. You just have to get in the habit of clicking up that
chain.
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