Thanks Douglas, I realized after I sent the first mail that the
terminology in the subject was wrong. What I have is actually a
CALayer with several of sublayers *hosted* in a NSView, and so setting
wantsLayer = NO doesn't seem like an option because my drawRect: isn't
implemented.
I'm trying to migrate a currently functioning NSView subclass into a
more coherent layer scheme. The basic idea of the view is an imported
floor plan with several layers superimposed over it. CALayers seemed
like a nice way to keep the layers modular and provide some smooth
animation when transforming certain elements.
Thank you for the link as well, I'll file it away with the rest of my
notes.
Kevin Ross
On Jun 9, 2009, at 11:30 AM, douglas welton wrote:
Hi Kevein,
Searching the archives at CocoaBuilder returns the following results
(and answer to your question):
<http://www.cocoabuilder.com/archive/message/cocoa/2008/1/4/195849>
regards,
douglas
On Jun 9, 2009, at 1:56 PM, Kevin Ross wrote:
I can't seem to find mention of printing a layer-hosted NSView in
the documentation anywhere. Printing works on my view when the
view is set to wantsLayer = NO, but draws nothing when all the
drawing takes place in the hosted CALayer with = YES. Is there
something I'm missing to get the view to print?
Thanks for any suggestions!
Kevin Ross
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