We are working on a document based application which displays the
document view within a scroller area. Like most similar programs, the
user can zoom in and out off the document (ie. we change the view size
of the document view). If he zooms out enough, our document view
becomes smaller then the area that the scroller encloses. No problems
so far. The scroll view draws a grey region outside the area of our
document region, and everything works fine. We do not have to code any
of this. However, our now small document view is pinned to the lower
left of area being shown by the scroller view, instead of the upper
left.
Has anyone been able to program this?
We asked this question at WWDC, and stumped several of the engineers.
We have tried all sorts of variations of configuration under Interface
Builder. We have set the isFlipped: method to different to change
where the origin is, and nothing seems to work. I know people have
asked this question here before, but there has never been a good answer.
Our client is insisting that the document view should pin to the upper
left hand corner. This is the way Mac applications did it under OS 9.
As always, if we find the answer, we will post it here, but for such a
simple issue, this one has been driving us crazy.
Thank you,
Steve Sheets
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