Re: Displaying 2 images in a single cell of nstableview
Re: Displaying 2 images in a single cell of nstableview
- Subject: Re: Displaying 2 images in a single cell of nstableview
- From: Shawn Erickson <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 07 Dec 2006 08:34:34 -0800
On Dec 7, 2006, at 8:19 AM, Ronny Reichmann wrote:
As I understand your mail, you have two displays standing beside
each other. If this is the case your workspace should begin on the
lower left side of your left display with x0,y0. In Cocoa each
drawing starts at the bottom left side not at the top left. The
window that is instantiated with -1000, -1000 will be 1000 pixel
left from your leftmost display and 1000 pixel below the bottom of
your bottommost display (if you use to arrange them on top of each
other in some way) as far as I know. By the way: all that
information can be obtained by reading the cocoa documentation or
by google for it.
Just try out the snippets and look out for appearance of that
hiddenWindow. If it does, pleas tell me.
No it doesn't. The main display defines the zero origin of the
virtual display space so displays to the left or below of the main
display are in the negative. The main display is the one with the
menu bar and is configurable by the user.
I have a multi-display system with a few screens that live the
negative ranges of the virtual display space. I often see flashes of
"off screen" windows popup on one of them as a result of poorly
chosen coordinates.
I need to go reread the original post but I believe your suggestion
maybe overly complicated.
-Shawn
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