I\'m sure this is normal and I\'m just misunderstanding something, but since making one of my NSScrollViews slightly inset from the bottom of the window (as opposed to taking the full height), a blue
I currently have a NSView in a NSScrollView. The NSView is large and I need to scroll to manage the object inside.
I have an NSScrollView that is the parent of a custom NSView subclass. The subclass uses the NSScrollView\'s contentSize method in order to layout its subviews.
Cocoa\'s NSScrollView is horribly under-explained. I hope someone here knows what it\'s all about and can spare me a few seconds.
I\'d like to provide a few pixels of padding around an NSTextView inside of an NSScrollView. I\'ve reviewed this post and using setTextContainerInset does the trick for the left, right, and bottom mar
Cocoa isn\'t rendering the blue scroll button unless my scroll view is 4 rows long. (source: gordonjl.com)
I am porting an app from Ipad to mac. (I know that it s开发者_如何转开发ounds weird) I stuck with NSScrollview. Please guide me contentsize , contentOffsetequivalentin NSScrollview.UIScrollView* uiSc
I want to change its color, but I\'m not sure wether to subclass NSScrollView or NSClipView. Or if the corner can be inse开发者_如何学编程rted as a regular NSView.
I used this guide: http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/qa/qa2004/qa1346.html to implement scaling in a special view.The scaled view is the document view of an NSScrollView.The problem is that when
This seems like such a trivial question to ask, but it\'s been vexing me for a while. I have a window which contains a scroll view.Typically, the scroll view has a documentView that is vertically lar
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