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Re: Splitview + Scrollview pinning
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Re: Splitview + Scrollview pinning


  • Subject: Re: Splitview + Scrollview pinning
  • From: Troy Stephens <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2008 16:24:43 -0800

On Jan 18, 2008, at 3:58 PM, Ben Lachman wrote:
I have a splitview that encloses two custom views. One is a pretty straight forward, just drawing some text inside a frame with some some effects. The other, which does more custom drawing is enclosed in a scroller-less scrollview. This is all created programatically, including the window they're in. Everything works well until I drag the divider of the splitview. When I do this the top view resizes properly, but the bottom view is clipped at the top instead of staying pinned where it is like other views. When I look at the frame/bounds rects for the views it seems the clipview's origin is staying constant and it's size is changing. The splitview and scrollview are flipped but the clipview and custom view is not. Anyone know a workaround for this kind of issue?

Thanks,
->Ben

The pinning is determined by the document view's flippedness. Since your custom document view isn't flipped, the bottom-left corner of its visible rect will remain pinned while its top edge is covered/revealed as the splitter is dragged.


To get top-left pinning instead, you can either change your document view to be flipped (requiring changes to its internal layout/drawing logic, and obviously affecting all instances of that view), or make it the subview of an identically-sized instance of a flipped NSView subclass, and make that flipped wrapper view the ScrollView's document view.

That should do it (unless I misunderstood something in your statement of the problem?).

--
Troy Stephens
Cocoa Frameworks
Apple, Inc.

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