You can't believe how easy that was to implement in cocoa:
[myThumbnailView setThumbnailSize: [myThumbnailView thumbnailSize]];
That's it; works like a charm.
On May 22, 2012, at 11:37 PM, Antonio Nunes wrote:
> On 23 May 2012, at 03:53, Matthew Weinstein wrote:
>
>> I have a typical thumbnailview on a drawer and a pdfview in main window. I
>> have a category that lets me drag and drop a pdf onto the pdfview; it then
>> gets the url and sets a pdfdocument to that url; sets the pdfview and sets
>> the thumbnailview to the pdfview.
>>
>> It "seems" to work; but I can't click on the thumbnails; they're there, but
>> not clickable, until I resize the window, then all is well.
>>
>> Any idea of what's going on and what I need to do to "liberate" my
>> thumbnailview (I've tried sending a setNeedsDisplay:-- Nada).
>
> I've had a similar issue (and there are other issues with PDFThumbnailView
> that you may or may not run into). This is how I worked around it:
> self.thumbnailView.PDFView = self.previewCanvas;
> dispatch_async(dispatch_get_main_queue(), ^{
> self.thumbnailView.thumbnailSize =
> self.thumbnailView.thumbnailSize;
> });
>
> Simply setting the thumbnail size causes the thumbnail view to straighten
> itself out.
>
> -António
>
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