Marko Riedel wrote:
I am definitely certain that I have the right rectangle. (I am
using [table bounds].) Your suggestion re. the superview is
tricky. It's a clip view inside a scroll view. It does include the
header in its EPS, but it only prints the visible portion (which
depends on
is better to go
in that direction and fix any problems you encounter.
Fred
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Datum: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 22:48:41 + (GMT)
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Betreff: NSTableView, rows in reverse order
Hi all
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Marko Riedel wrote:
thanks for your reply. I tried your suggestion and ran
into a
problem: the table does not include the table header
in the data
Hi all,
I've come across something where I'm not sure if it's a bug or a feature.
The following code fragment draws an existing tableview into a bitmap, for
later export as TIFF and conversion to PostScript.
NSRect box = [table bounds],
hbox = [[table headerView] bounds];
NSRect
