I've come across this too. We found that our content is not clipped as it zooms in via a Move effect. But, if the content requires scrollbars, the clipping is applied.

Peter


On 4/11/06, David Moylan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a Canvas that I'm programatically adding an image after a drag
and drop.  The method is a simple call to

canvas.addChild(image);

I've explicitly set clipContent to true, and scroll policies to auto,
but still if the image is dropped slightly to the left or above the
canvas (x or y is a negative value) the image does not clip but
overflows the Canvas border.  No scrollbars are created.  The D&D
operation allows the drop because it seems to base dropability on the
mouse position, not on the image boundaries, which may be offset from
the image's 0,0.

Is this a known problem?

Thanks.

Dave Moylan



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