Re: How to center a custom NSView in a NSScrollView
Re: How to center a custom NSView in a NSScrollView
- Subject: Re: How to center a custom NSView in a NSScrollView
- From: Meik Schuetz <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2009 21:46:03 +0000
Hi Ben,
thanks for you answer and my apologies for answering with that delay.
I've already tried with a custom NSClipView, as explained here:
http://www.bergdesign.com/missing_cocoa_docs/nsclipview.html
This is the standard way to do this.
After working some time on other subjects, I tried the solution with
the NSClipView again. The custom NSView is still drawn at the bottom
left corner of the scroll view, and I've got no idea why. What I try
to archive is the following:
The question is, how can I center a custom NSView in a
NSScrollView, if
the visible width and/or height is greater than the fixed size of the
NSScrollView?
What does centering mean if the view’s size is larger than that of the
scroll view?
If the visible area (NSScrollView) is GREATER than the fixed size of
the custom NSView, the custom NSView should be positioned centered in
the NSScrollView, otherwise, the default behaviour of the scroll view
should apply. I just want to avoid that the custom NSView stays at the
bottom left (or top left) corner of the NSScrollView, when there's
enough space to center it horizontally and vertically.
Thanks for any more information about this subject.
Best regards
Meik
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