Hello all,
please ignore my message. The NSClipView (contentView of the
NSScrollView) is correctly resized. NSClipView does not seem to
automatically resize its documentView though autoresizesSubviews = YES
(note sure though), but this is probably not expected anyway. So sorry
for the bandwidth (there was a problem in my code that was somehow not
effective on MacOSX)!
I put a ContainerView (inherits from NSView) into a NSScrollView as
follows
containerView = [[ContainerView alloc] initWithFrame:rect];
[scrollView setAutoresizingMask:NSViewHeightSizable |
NSViewWidthSizable];
[[scrollView contentView] setAutoresizingMask:NSViewHeightSizable |
NSViewWidthSizable];
[[scrollView contentView] setAutoresizesSubviews:YES];
[scrollView setDocumentView: containerView];
and expected the containerView to be resized automatically when I
resize the window/scrollview. This works on MacOSX but not on GNUstep.
Is this a GNUstep bug or am I missing anything here?
However, I noted a difference between MacOSX and GNustep. If you call
setFrame: on a NSView in MacOSX this will call setFrameSize:. On
GNUstep this is not the case. If sublcasses overwrite setFrameSize:
with extra functionality, this won't work on GNUstep while it does on
MacOSX. May be we should change the setFrame: and setFrameSize:
implementations of NSView, NSScrollView,.. to behave like MacOSX does.
Any thoughts?
Regards,
Andreas
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