Thanks to Ryan Brown and Rainer Brockerhoff for assisting with the
solution to this problem.
Two solutions were invented, one that used a NSTextView, and one that
simply flips the NSClipView. You can get both of them here:
http://www.kinostudios.com/ScrollView_madness.zip
- Greg
On Jul 25, 2008, at 5:33 PM, Greg wrote:
I'm trying to accomplish something that I thought should have been
very basic, but for some reason is turning out to be much more of a
hassle than I anticipated.
I have a square with stuff in it (various controls, etc), this
square should resize in width, but not height, and should be
anchored to the top-left corner of the screen.
I wish to place said square inside of a scroll view so that when the
user stretches the window to by making it wider, the things inside
the square resize width-wise, but *NOT* height wise. At the same
time I wish this square to remain anchored to the top-left corner of
the window.
When the window becomes too small for the square's height, I wish
for scrollers to magically appear allowing the square to be
scrolled, and furthermore, I wish for the square to resize in size
to accommodate the space that the vertical scroller occupies, and
resize again back to its original size when the vertical scroll
disappears.
This seems like it would be the most basic use of an NSScrollView,
yet my poor self has spent the past hour trying to get it to work
with no success. The square either does not remain anchored to the
top-left corner when the window is resized, or it does not resize
when the scroller appears.
Help!
- Greg
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