I'm stuck on a weird bug with NSTableViews and CALayers. I tried to ask up at
WWDC in one of the labs, but didn't get an answer.
I have a auto-resizing NSTableView subclass in NSScrollView in a layer backed
view. I'm using the 10.6 SDK and targeting 10.5 as well.
When I resize, the contents "jump" in the table view. I believe it is because
there's an implicit animation to move the bounds and/or position. Or maybe
something in the clip? I'd also not like it to fade in if I toggle between
layer-backed and not.
I've searched on the mailing lists, StackOverflow, and Google in general for
this, but I haven't found a solution.
I've tried the following but without any change to the behavior:
1. Custom NSScrollView and NSTableView, each of which implement what I believe
should disable animations:
- (id<CAAction>)actionForLayer:(CALayer *)layer forKey:(NSString *)key {
return (id<CAAction>)[NSNull null];
}
I also tried returning nil as well.
2. Setting the actions (position, bounds, frame, hidden, onOrderIn) on the
layers to NSNull.
3. Bracketing live resize methods with a CATransaction to disable animations.
The results were not pretty.
I have a small sample project available: <http://nekotech.com/Code/Splitter.zip>
Oddly enough, when the view is small and the scroll bar is present, the
"jumping" doesn't occur.
Thoughts and suggestions welcomed!
Dan
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Dan Waylonis | nekotech.com
650.887.3711
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