> That then just leaves you with the translation to deal with, for positioning
> the scaled path where you want it.
>
I really hate to post this again, but I believe I'm doing it right,
but there's obviously something I'm not understanding. By trying to
figure out what's wrong w/ my scaling, I've simplified it to doing
transforms only which also shows the problem (new problem after making
the changes suggested).
I'm certain I have the destination bounds, the path bounds, and even
the scaleXBy: yBy: factors correct, but I'll just stick w/ how I'm
doing the 'translateXBy yBy:' and comment out the scaleXBy method. I
plot my line, and it shows in the view perfect, as expected. If I try
to resize the view, my plot starts to move incrementing by one,
translating +1 for both x and y. Whether I resize my NSView larger or
smaller, my curve moves to the upper right corner and then eventually
off the view, as if x and y in 'translateXBy: yBy' constantly
increment by one as I resize the view.
So my thought is that somehow the transformations are not resetting to
the identity matrix, but they are as far as I can tell. Maybe, I'm
thinking, that the transforms are being added on top of each other as
the view resizes.
Anyone see anything wrong that I'm doing?
- (void) drawRect:(NSRect) rect
{
NSRect bounds = [self bounds];
[[NSColor blackColor] setFill];
[NSBezierPath fillRect:bounds];
float xFactor = (bounds.size.width * 0.9) / maxXValue;
float yFactor = (bounds.size.height * 0.9) / maxYValue;
NSAffineTransform *xform = [NSAffineTransform transform];
// curve starts off translated up 2 and over 2, correct.
// resizing view seems like x and y incr by 1 as view resizes.
[xform translateXBy:2.0 yBy:2.0];
//[xform scaleXBy:xFactor yBy:yFactor];
[pointsPath transformUsingAffineTransform:xform];
[[NSColor whiteColor] setStroke];
[pointsPath setLineCapStyle:NSSquareLineCapStyle];
[pointsPath stroke];
return;
}
- (void) appendPoint:(NSPoint) point
{
if (firstPoint) {
[pointsPath moveToPoint:point];
firstPoint = NO;
}
[pointsPath lineToPoint:point];
return;
}
- (void) updateXMax:(double) maxX yMax:(double) maxY
{
maxXValue = maxX;
maxYValue = maxY;
}
This gets called for each point in my curve, which happens ~140 times.
My curve shows up as expected, then I resize the window and the curve
doesn't resize to the window, rather, it moves off the window in the
original size.
BOOL maxFlagDirty = NO;
NSNumber *mse = [NSNumber numberWithDouble:[[data mse] doubleValue]];
NSNumber *iters = [NSNumber numberWithInt:[[data iterations] intValue]];
if ([iters doubleValue] > maxXValue) {
maxXValue = [iters doubleValue];
maxFlagDirty = YES;
}
if ([mse doubleValue] > maxYValue) {
maxYValue = [mse doubleValue];
maxFlagDirty = YES;
}
if (maxFlagDirty) {
[graphView updateXMax:maxXValue yMax:maxYValue];
}
NSPoint point = NSMakePoint([iters floatValue], [mse floatValue]);
if ([self isWindowLoaded]) {
[graphView appendPoint:point];
[graphView setNeedsDisplay:YES];
}
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