Folks
I'm trying to draw into the background of a NSScrollView -
specifically I have custom content I want to fill up the space with
other than a solid colo(u)r.
I'm slightly at a loss as to how to do this. Has anyone solved this
problem already?
Thanks in advance.
Richard
Folks,
I'm using setContentAspectRatio to constrain the dimensions of a
window to either 4:3 or 16:9.
However, I'd also like the ability to subsequently remove the
constraint altogether. If I'm reading the API right then I should be
able to do a setContentAspectRatio with a NSSize specify
Folks,
I'm sure this qualifies as a newbie question, but I've just spent an
hour trying to figure something out and I'm stumped...
I am building a NSDocument-based application. The main document window
has a NSButton in it, with a referencing outlet connected to the
following:
@interfac
On 7 Feb 2009, at 20:02, cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com wrote:
I'm sure this qualifies as a newbie question, but I've just spent an
hour trying to figure something out and I'm stumped...
And wouldn't you know, two minutes after asking the question I worked
it out.
awakeFromNib. Duh.
S
Folks
I'm working on an app that will be using timestamps in a NSRulerView -
in the format 0:01, 0:02, et al.
As far as I can determine I can't do this directly by registering a
special unit as there does not appear to be any support for two part
units of this form.
The header file for