Addendum: I did implement my own transform to flip the drawing. As far
as I can tell, the "initialFlippedState" parameter in NSGraphicsContext
*)graphicsContextWithGraphicsPort:(void *)graphicsPort
flipped:(BOOL)initialFlippedState has no impact whatsoever. Bug report
time?
Another thi
On Jun 17, 2008, at 4:50 PM, Erik Buck wrote:
I am a little bit confused by Scott's statement that "if you use
layers-hosting views, then you should not rely on view drawing at
all ... conversely, if you use layer-backed views then you should
not directly access the views."
and you sho
I am a little bit confused by Scott's statement that "if you use layers-hosting
views, then you should not rely on view drawing at all ... conversely, if you
use layer-backed views then you should not directly access the views."
I may just misunderstand what Scott means, but I have used lay
no, you can't.
if you use layers-hosting views, then you should not rely on view
drawing at all
conversely, if you use layer-backed views then you should not directly
access the views.
On Jun 17, 2008, at 3:21 PM, Gordon Apple wrote:
2. Can you mix standard view drawing with CALeyers?
I'm trying to migrate to using CALayers and having nothing but problems.
I'm currently trying to use two simple CALayers, one for accumulated prior
layers (my own list of draw lists) and one for the current layer. I'm using
Cocoa to draw. No filters or transitions yet, just simple drawing. I