On 5 Apr '08, at 4:47 PM, Lincoln Green wrote:
[secondView setFrame:[firstView frame]];
This should be
[secondView setFrame:[firstView bounds]];
The frame is the view's rectangle in its parent's coordinate system;
the bounds is its rect in its own coordinates.
So secondView
And I'll add to your addition that [secondView display] isn't likely
to be the correct way to get the view to draw. In that context, it
should be [secondView setNeedsDisplay:YES]. Or, rather, since it's
going to display anyway (just having being added to a view
hierarchy), the call can be o
On Apr 5, 2008, at 17:13, I. Savant wrote:
ADDING:
Think also about what coordinate system you're using when you tell
a subview to set its frame to a superview's frame. Per the
documentation, you'll want to set the subview's frame to the
superview's *bounds*, not its frame (since the s
Of course my response was incomplete, sorry. I meant to add this:
Pay particular attention to the "Working with the View Hierarchy"
section.
// Set viewB's frame to the desired rect, then ...
[viewA addSubview:viewB];
ADDING:
Think also about what coordinate system you're using when
Is there a way to place one NSView into another NSView? This is what
I have.
Read the documentation:
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/CocoaViewsGuide/Introduction/chapter_1_section_1.html
Pay particular attention to the "Working with the View Hierarchy"
section.
