Help with a NSScrollView
Help with a NSScrollView
- Subject: Help with a NSScrollView
- From: James Housley <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2005 17:18:12 -0500
I have a NSBox with a bunch of controls and other stuff in it, but just a
box and a button will work for this example. When the button is pressed
the box's height either increases or decreases by 100. The height is,
while the width changes to match the width of the scrollView.
I have sub-classed NSScrollView and overridden tile: so that the box is
always placed in the top left corner of the scrollView.
Now when a NSTextView is resized to be smaller, the content that is in the
top left corner stays in the top left corner. With my scrollView the
contents of the bottom left seems to be anchored. I would like to keep
the top left anchored.
I have looked at drawRect:, but that has the new size so I can't correct
it there.
Do I need to create my own clipView as a subclass of NSClipView?
Do I need to create a fully custom scrollView from scratch?
Googling hasn't turned up much useful. Has anyone done this already?
Jim
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