Hello,
I'm working on a droplet where a user can drop an eps image and
zoom in on it. I'm running it in Leopard 10.5.8. It's working
decently, but when I zoom it looks all pixelated.
From experimenting, I found that if I add this code to the
- (void)zoomIn:(id)sender function it makes it
I've been trying a few tests with IKImageView to view an EPS file with zooming
capabilities. Some code that Apple provides works well... however I'm getting
a warning - warning: 'IKImageView' may not respond to '-setImage:'. Instead
of using the NSURL (which doesn't seem to work with EPS
I'm getting a little closer to figuring this out, but hope that someone can
give me a little more info. I found some Apple documentation that shows how
to programatically create an image in a scrollview. Below, I've included the
code when the app starts up. I'd like to have the imageRect the
One other quick question. What I'm really trying to achieve is something
similar to how the pdfkit works. I like how the image/text enlarges within the
scrollview when the window is resized. The code is pretty simple as well:
[pdfView setDocument:[[[PDFDocument alloc] initWithData:[fileMan
Hoping someone can steer me in the right direction. I'm not very good with
Objective-C, but I'm trying to view an EPS image within a scroll window. When
making the window bigger, I'd like the EPS to enlarge. For example, I'd like
the width of the EPS to show in the scroll window and when the
Just curious if there's any way to automate Adobe Photoshop CS4 with
Cocoa/Objective-C? I'm new to this language. I know I can call NSAppleScript,
but was just curious if there's another way to control the application?
Thanks.
Jay
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