Ah, ok I guess that is understandable even if it is somewhat
inconvenient. Thanks for the info.
Jeff
On Aug 21, 2008, at 8:39 AM, Corbin Dunn wrote:
On Aug 20, 2008, at 9:16 PM, Jeff Wilcox wrote:
I generally am pretty good at web mining or hacking solutions to
weird cocoa things, but this one has me a bit puzzled.
I want to use groups in an NSOutlineView that is set up with Source
List highlighting. However, I am also using horizontal grid lines,
and for some reason the drawing of the cell gets shifted down by a
few points for groups which looks really bad relative to the
horizontal grid lines.
Notes:
1. It doesn't happen for groups without Source List highlighting.
2. While the cell frame gets shifted, its not just the cell. The
background drawn with the highlighting gets the same shift down.
3. Its an absolute shift - independent of the row height.
The shift is to match the HI specification for how it should look.
Using grid lines is not part of the source list look, so it was
never designed to work well with it. You'll have to draw your own,
in drawBackgroundInClipRect:
corbin
Any ideas of how to get rid of this?
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