Hi,
On 05/27/12 22:00, Fred Kiefer wrote:
I tried to understand this issue and now think that the NSView
extension methods in Frameworks/Cynthiune/NSViewExtensions.m are
causing this problem. There the -centerViewHorizontally method exactly
centres the view, which may place the view between pixels. A call to
-centerScanRect (on the super view!) should resolve the issue.
well, in this point the code actually makes a horizontal centering so it
is not a specific issue in this case, but I added the centering, since
it could cause issues elsewhere.
A similar problem arises in the method
[PreferencesController-setBundleView:], here both directions may
getplaced incorrectly and of course, there may be plenty of other
hidden places where this goes wrong in Cynthiune code.
yes, that brought me on the right track, thank you. i fixed it now and
it looks fine.
Riccardo
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