Dale,
I believe the recipe you want involves shoe-horning the scrollViewRect into its
containing window.
For an example, look at the DocumentWindowController's resizeWindowForViewSize
method in TextEdit (shown below).
HTH,
Joel
- (void)resizeWindowForViewSize:(NSSize)size
{
NSWindow *window = [self window];
NSRect origWindowFrame = [window frame];
if (![[self document] hasMultiplePages])
{
size.width += (defaultTextPadding() * 2.0);
}
NSRect scrollViewRect = [[window contentView] frame];
scrollViewRect.size = [[scrollView class] frameSizeForContentSize:size
hasHorizontalScroller:[scrollView
hasHorizontalScroller]
hasVerticalScroller:[scrollView hasVerticalScroller]
borderType:[scrollView borderType]];
NSRect newFrame = [window frameRectForContentRect:scrollViewRect];
newFrame.origin = NSMakePoint(origWindowFrame.origin.x,
NSMaxY(origWindowFrame) -
newFrame.size.height);
[window setFrame:newFrame display:YES];
}
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