Let me explain what I am trying to achieve.
Here's my application with an NSScrollView, and it's documentView (which is
an NSView subclass) implements a method
-(NSRect)adjustScroll:(NSRect)newVisible {
NSRect modifiedRect = newVisible;
modifiedRect.origin.y = (int)(modifiedRect.origin.y/50.0)*50.0;
return modifiedRect;
}
This is what my running app looks like (it's a 300 KB screen capture video
file):
http://rghost.net/download/6xkClpQ6h/b1829f6195168b62fad853fc96c73c42a998b367/MyApp.mov
On the other hand, this is what Calendar's scrolling looks like (notice how
smoothly it gravitates to make the week rows always fit into the view
completely):
(3 MB video)
http://rghost.net/download/6G2jf9Xgy/b49a74b9d0877d2b6324aca37c481f636e070b8b/CalendarApp.mov
I am trying to have a similar "smooth" scrolling adjustment animation
effect, instead of jerky scrolling I have now with adjustScroll.
But I don't know how Apple did it.
Can you give me some hints, if anyone faced with a similar problem?
Thank you
2015-10-26 20:16 GMT+02:00 Nick <eveningn...@gmail.com>:
> Hi
> I am developing an application that looks similar to the OS X's
> Calendar.app.
>
> One of the nice features it has is the "gravity effect" to the grid lines,
> when the user performs vertical scrolling - if you scroll the calendar so
> that half-row is clipped by the Clip View, it automatically scrolls
> further until the whole row fits into the view.
>
> Documentation says that we should implement the adjustScroll method of the
> document view, where, given a proposed NSRect, we can update it however we
> want.
> I did implement this method, and it works, but the problem is that now
> scrolling is not smooth at all - It just scrolls "line by line", as it does
> in Windows (as in I move two fingers on the trackpad - and get lines simply
> displayed one after the other). Is this the intended behavior? If it is,
> how did Apple developers make their Calendar "adjustScroll"-ed scrolling
> so smooth? Or is there anything wrong in my code i should be looking to fix?
>
> Thank you
>
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