Re: transparent backgrounds and artifacting
Re: transparent backgrounds and artifacting
- Subject: Re: transparent backgrounds and artifacting
- From: Manfred Schwind <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 09:35:24 +0200
Try to call setCopiesOnScroll:NO on the NSClipView of your NSScrollView.
Regards,
Mani
Am 11.07.2007 um 04:39 schrieb Marc Wan:
Hello!
I have an NSWindow holding a scrollview. The window has setOpaque:
NO, and the scrollview's content view sets its background to a
slightly transparent black (0,0,0,0.9).
Now, the problem is: when I draw into the content view and then
scroll around, there is "artifacting" on the black background.
(http://chipmunkninja.com/download/artgaps.png). Interestingy enough,
as soon as I click on another window, or activate another application,
the background is redrawn without the artifacting.
Even worse, when I draw images with transparency, they 'override'
the black background, and create huge gaping holes in my window which
I don't really want. (see same picture). Using CIImages or NSImages
doesn't seem to make any difference.
If I tell the window to draw fully opaque (setOpaque: YES), all
these problems go away. Except I really like the smoked black
semi-transparent background.
So, any tips on how I can set up a window with a semi-transparent
background, but not have these wacky problems? I've tried various
combinations of setting the Window background colour (always ignored
since the scrollview and/or contentview draw), NSScrollView draws vs
doesn't draw background, and just NSRectFill in the content view's
drawRect: method. Always the exact same two problems.
thanks,
marc.
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