On 28 Oct, 2008, at 08:14, I. Savant wrote:
Do away with the animation logic for now. See if it
behaves as expected by setting the frames directly (without calls to
the view's -animator).
The subview appears for an instant, with its origin is in the centre
of the superview, filling the upper-right quadrant.
It's also showing behind the CALayer objects, which I don't want either.
I thought of using a CATextLayer instead, and setting the zPosition
accordingly. But then I don't have anything like the text formatting
capabilities of an NSTextView. (MyView is a subclass of NSTextView.)
I should have made clear in my first post that the animation layers of
theView are CALayer objects. Maybe I'll try hiding those.
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