Hey guys,
If you, in IB, create a new window, throw a NSScrollView in there, set
its autosizing to keep 100% width / height when you resize the
superview, then put an NSTextView at the bottom edge of the
scrollview, compile and resize the window up to hide the NSTextView it
wont put a
On Jan 7, 2009, at 1:13 PM, Jason Cox wrote:
If you, in IB, create a new window, throw a NSScrollView in there,
set its autosizing to keep 100% width / height when you resize the
superview, then put an NSTextView at the bottom edge of the
scrollview, compile and resize the window up to
On Jan 7, 2009, at 1:26 PM, j o a r wrote:
// A suggestion
The correct thing to do is typically not to start with a scroll
view. If you simply drag out a text view from the library it comes
wrapped in a scroll view already - No need to add a scroll view
manually.
If you need to set it up
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 4:13 PM, Jason Cox ja...@loopshot.com wrote:
Am i just completely missing the concept of what NSScrollView does?
Scroll views are a pretty complicated beast. A scroll view has a
document view, which is the thing being scrolled, and a clip view
which ensures that only
