Re: Cannot get hidden NSTextView to show (SOLVED)
Re: Cannot get hidden NSTextView to show (SOLVED)
- Subject: Re: Cannot get hidden NSTextView to show (SOLVED)
- From: Sam Stigler <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 20 May 2007 17:50:58 +1000
I agree it does sound really off that it would be += for both cases.
It's really odd that it works. If anyone more experienced at
programming expanding views wants to chip in as to why this is,
please feel free.
I posted your reply; the only reason I didn't earlier is I clicked on
"Reply" by mistake, instead of "Reply All."
-Sam
http://www.stigler.org/sam/wordpress
On May 20, 2007, at 2:30 PM, Aaron Burghardt wrote:
Cool. I didn't actually try it, but i figured if I had the +/-'s
screwed up you would figure it out. So, the origin.y is now += for
both cases? That sounds wrong--I would expect the delta to be
opposite for the two different conditions.
BTW, feel free to post my reply if you want to. I didn't reply on
the list in case it wasn't applicable to what you were doing (or
correct!).
Aaron
On May 20, 2007, at 12:06 AM, Sam Stigler wrote:
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for that "pimp." It really did make the code look a lot
cleaner; a lot easier to read. The one weird thing that was
happening was that whenever I would hide the expanded view (i.e.,
the disclosure button was in its off state), the entire window
would slide to the bottom of where the expanded view had been. I
finally figured out that I had to change the line:
windowFrame.origin.y -= boxHeight to a +=. I still really do not
completely understand why; all I know is that for some reason it
worked.
Sam
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