On Jan 20, 2012, at 7:33 AM, Jerry Krinock wrote:
> I've bound the 'Attributed String' of an NSTextView. This view a detail
> view; its text changes whenever the user changes the selection in an
> associated table. Upon changing, the text scrolls to the bottom. I want it
> to stay at the top
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 11:22 AM, Jerry Krinock wrote:
> Well, apparently this does not have a simple answer.
>
> I removed the binding from my text view and instead added an IBOutlet for it,
> so I can use setAttributedString:, followed by setScrollPoint:.
>
> Conclusion: Although it has some bi
Well, apparently this does not have a simple answer.
I removed the binding from my text view and instead added an IBOutlet for it,
so I can use setAttributedString:, followed by setScrollPoint:.
Conclusion: Although it has some bindings available, NSTextView is like NSMenu
and NSMenuItem in tha
I've bound the 'Attributed String' of an NSTextView. This view a detail view;
its text changes whenever the user changes the selection in an associated
table. Upon changing, the text scrolls to the bottom. I want it to stay at
the top.
I understand that I can scroll back to the top by sendin
