Re: IB and NSImageView
Re: IB and NSImageView
- Subject: Re: IB and NSImageView
- From: Marco Binder <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2003 17:13:23 +0200
Hi Laurent,
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".
No, there is not. With the springs, you can only tell a view to resize
accoring to its superview (so if you resize the window, this can resize
the scrollview which in turn resized its imageiew).
The autoscaling feature means, the NSImageView will resize the image to
fit into its bounds. If you disable this flag, the view will simply not
scale the image but will only display the parts of it, that fit into
the view's bounds. That is the normal behaviour, and I think, this
should be the normal behaviour.
If you want to have the NSImageView resize to the image's size, you
have to manually initialize the NSImage with your source, query it for
its size, set the NSImageView's frame to this size and then call
setImage on the NSImageView with your image as a parameter.
Marco
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