The view's layer ignores the flipped flag. I added my own "content"
layer with an inversion transform.
On 2/27/09 8:01 AM, "cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com"
wrote:
> When ever I add a Layer my "first" layer flickers and
> one more thing , how do I set the Flip flag , I am overriding the
Hi Patrick,
I did change the code and tried some possible ways
resizing seems no longer to be a problem (indeed you are an expert)
but...
When ever I add a Layer my "first" layer flickers and
one more thing , how do I set the Flip flag , I am overriding the
"isFlipped" in myView , still dra
Hallo rajesh
I'm no expert and just took a brief look at your code.
You are being notified on your NSView frame change and add all your
layers
to your NSView again in 'layout'. This happens on each resize.
This looks very suspicious, because you should only add your layers once
and later cha
Sorry forgot to mention: the gray boxes flicker a lot could be Root
Layer delayed resizing.
On Feb 27, 2009, at 10:25 AM, rajesh wrote:
Hi All,
I recently posted a message with subject "View with Subviews +
Drawing on top of everything" and I got convinced to use CALayers in
my view inste
Hi All,
I recently posted a message with subject "View with Subviews +
Drawing on top of everything" and I got convinced to use CALayers in
my view instead of NSView's.
summary: I added few CALayers to myView and tried to resize myView and
result was rusty and snaggy.
When I used NSView
