Re: [NEWBIE]: Scrolling windows
Re: [NEWBIE]: Scrolling windows
- Subject: Re: [NEWBIE]: Scrolling windows
- From: Alex Clarke <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2004 21:28:43 +1000
- Organization: PowerMax Computers
James,
Try the Size panel in the Inspector palette in Interface Builder.
No code needed!
A
On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 11:38:46 +0100, J Tichenor wrote:
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I am sure this is an obvious question, but being the newbie, I can't
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figure out how to make it work on my own. I've gone through the
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documentation numerous times and just can't put it together. Also
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searched but I think this is so basic no one has asked the questions.
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Sorry!
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Here's what I'm doing:
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startingSize.size.height = 600;
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startingSize.size.width = 650;
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NSScrollView *scroll = [[NSScrollView alloc]
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initWithFrame:startingSize];
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NSClipView *clip = [[NSClipView alloc] initWithFrame:startingSize];
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[scroll setHasVerticalScroller:YES];
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[clip addSubview:scroll];
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[projectPrintView setFrame:startingSize];
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[scroll addSubview:projectPrintView];
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[printWindow setFrame:startingSize display:YES];
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[printWindow setBackgroundColor:[NSColor
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colorWithCalibratedWhite:100 alpha:100]];
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[printWindow setContentView:clip];
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Pretty simple. Creating a scrollview, and clip, setting it to a
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default size. Adding the scroll to the clip, and adding my custom
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view to the scroll. The making the clip the contentView of my window.
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I'm obviously missing a step because when I try and resize my window,
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the scroll stays locked to it's original size. If the material in my
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view exceeds the original size, my scroll doesn't kick in with it's
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scrollers.
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Anyway, I know I have missed something, but I can't for the life of
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me figure out what I should be doing. Delegate methods for the
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scrollView? For the clip?Maybe someone can send out a link to another
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article or something that might explain things. I dunno.
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~j~
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James Tichenor
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VFX Supervisor
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AIM: email@hidden
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(07779) 256 103
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http://www.lehopictures.com/the_joint/
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