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Re: PDFView with a 'small' frame
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Re: PDFView with a 'small' frame


  • Subject: Re: PDFView with a 'small' frame
  • From: Ricky Sharp <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2005 21:12:11 -0500


On Sep 17, 2005, at 8:32 PM, Phil wrote:

I've noticed some strange behavior creating PDFViews programatically (i.e. this doesn't seem to happen if I create the PDFView in a window using IB which tells me something required is not being set?) and am hoping someone will have some insight as to what is missing.

It seems that if the frame size is small enough (in trying different settings it appears that this is just about any value smaller than the size of what PDFPage boundsForBox: returns for the height or width), then the PDFView will go into a state of constant refresh or will remain grey and go to 100% CPU utilization. Here's a code snippet to create the PDFView as subview which illustrates the problem:

    PDFDocument *newDoc;
    PDFView *thispdfview;
    NSURL *theURL;
    theURL = [NSURL fileURLWithPath: @"<PDF filename>"];
    newDoc = [[PDFDocument alloc] initWithURL: theURL];

// NSRect myRect = { { 0,0 }, { 150, 200 } }; // this doesn't work so well
NSRect myRect = { { 0,0 }, { 700, 900 } };


    thispdfview = [[PDFView alloc] init];
    [thispdfview setDocument: newDoc];
    [thispdfview setFrame: myRect];
    [thispdfview goToPage: [newDoc pageAtIndex: 0]];
    [self addSubview: thispdfview];

This form works as expected. However, if you replace the NSRect definition with the commented version the issue is observed.

You should be using the appropriate designated initializer for your PDFView. And, because that class doesn't provide any, you'll need to use the one for its superclass (initWithFrame:).


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