Re: IB and NSImageView
Re: IB and NSImageView
- Subject: Re: IB and NSImageView
- From: publiclook <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 8 Jun 2003 18:45:26 -0400
"Cocoa Programming" uses exactly this example as the very first no code
needed example in the book. You can download the example without
buying the book:
http://www.cocoaprogramming.net/Downloads.html
On Sunday, June 8, 2003, at 02:36 PM, Laurent Joubert wrote:
Hi,
I am totally new with cocoa and I just started playing around with IB.
For my first app I tried to build a simple Image Viewer, and I have a
NSScrollView containing a NSImageView. I have initially the
NSImageView to have just 10px less than the NSScrollView, and I want
the image to be shown full scale. So I disabled scaling by setting it
to none (in NSImageVIew)
Now I am trying to load a picture (the NSImageView is editable) that
is bigger than the initial size, and I want of course the NSImageView
to be as big as the image itselft, so that we can scroll around the
image...
For some strange reason I never managed to make the NSImageView to
have the size of the picture, and since I made the NSImageView
initially a little smaller than NSScrollView, I cannot scroll at > all...
Isn't there a simple way in IB (I tried to add springs everywhere) so
that NSImageView gets the size of its internal image ? I am sure it is
easy to do by code, by I was just wondering, it seems so obvious to me
that this should be the "normal" behaviour with "no scaling".
Laurent
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