pageHeader and pageFooter
pageHeader and pageFooter
- Subject: pageHeader and pageFooter
- From: James Spencer <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2005 07:47:16 -0500
I have a silly little bug that appears to be in Cocoa but is so
absurd that I just want to see if what I'm seeing is right. I'm
using 10.4's new facility for page headers and footers but they seem
to be backwards. That is, the footer is appearing at the top of the
page while the header is at the bottom.
If I use the default headers, I get the page number and page count at
the top of the page and a job title and date at the bottom. The
release notes state that what I should get is a "...default header
that includes the print job title (which typically is the same as the
document or window title) and the date, and a default footer that
includes the page number and page count..."
If I override pageHeader, the attributed string I return prints at
the bottom of the page, and the text I return in pageFooter prints at
the top.
Is anyone else seeing this bug or have I inadvertently done something
that is reversing where these should be? I don't really care much,
it's obviously easy to work around but I don't want a future version
of Cocoa to suddenly reverse these to what they should be screwing up
my program.
James P. Spencer
Rochester, MN
email@hidden
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