I'm sure there is something trivial that I am missing,
While the application is running and not doing anything in particular,
I generate the following information about the state of the NSScroller:
Content View Frame: {{1, 1}, {445, 594}}
Content View Bounds: {{0, 0}, {445, 594}}
Scroll Frame Size: {{0, 0}, {458, 596}}
Document Frame: {{0, 0}, {445, 0}}
Document Bounds: {{0, 0}, {445, 0}}
with:
NSLog( @"Content View Frame: %@", NSStringFromRect( [[[self
enclosingScrollView] contentView] frame] ) );
NSLog( @"Content View Bounds: %@", NSStringFromRect( [[[self
enclosingScrollView] contentView] bounds] ) );
NSLog( @"Scroll Frame Size: %@", NSStringFromRect( [[self
enclosingScrollView] frame] ) );
NSLog( @"Document Frame: %@", NSStringFromRect( [[[self
enclosingScrollView] documentView] frame] ) );
NSLog( @"Document Bounds: %@", NSStringFromRect( [[[self
enclosingScrollView] documentView] bounds] ) );
So, based on what I am seeing here, the document view has a zero
height, so why would the vertical scroll bar be lit up?
Here are some images that might be helpful:
http://ericgorr.net/cocoadev/scrollbar/
DocumentView.png - some information on how I have the document view
setup in IB
NSScroller.png - some information on how I have the NSScroller setup
in IB
scrollview.png - what it looks like when running in my application
Anyone have any thoughts?
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