On Sep 1, 2009, at 9:30 PM, Matthias Arndt <apple-...@arndt-
family.com> wrote:
(1.) using "scaleUnitSquareToSize" of the clip view (leaving the
coordination system of the custom view untouched) or
Where did you hear about this technique? I don't know if it's
guaranteed to work. The next time the scroll view tiles or does some
other thing it might be very confused.
For some reason Apple actively avoids describing the actual
machinations of NSClipView. When I first encountered NSScrollView I
was very confused. All the documentation said was that NSClipView set
itself up in such a way that it displayed only a portion of its
document view. Describing that configuration would probably do a lot
to demystify the relationship between bounds and frame for a lott of
newcomers.
(2.) changing the bounds / frame of the custom view and handling the
scaling in the custom view's drawRect:
You shouldn't need to do anything special in drawRect. If you need to
draw anything at the screen resolution, as opposed to scaled by the
bounds transformation, then you'll want to avoid scaling altogether
and have a custom zoom factor. Only then will drawRect need to handle
scaling.
--Kyle Sluder
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