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SOLVED: Workaround to force painting of NSSplitView's
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SOLVED: Workaround to force painting of NSSplitView's


  • Subject: SOLVED: Workaround to force painting of NSSplitView's
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2002 17:59:32 -0800

I'm switching an NSSplitView in between vertical and horizontal
orientation by user input, and I have found that switching a
visible NSSplitView's orientation doesn't cause the split bar
(the area between the two panes) to redraw properly... you see
the remanents of what was there before the split view changed.

Ah, I found a workaround. invoke adjustSubviews on the
splitview after changing its orientation.

Maybe I'm not understanding the problem, but [splitview setNeedsDisplay:YES] seems like it might be more straightforward. Does that not work?

Ben Haller
Stick Software
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