nsscrollview

I'm trying to create an NSTextView that grows vertically as the user types and scrolls once the height has reached a maximum. This is similar to the text view in Messages works. My first attempt uses the delegate to listen for text changes and adjust the height constraint associated with the NSTextView's scroll view: - (void)textDidChange:(NSNotification *)notification { NSTextView *textView = self.textView; NSRect usedRect = [textView.textContainer.layoutManager usedRectForTextContainer:textView.textContainer]; NSLog(@"DEBUG: used rect: %@", NSStringFromRect(usedRect)); self

Does anyone know the correct way to scroll the NSScrollView to the top? I was looking for an equivalent to the UIView's scrollToTop method. This is what I have so far, but its not quite right under all situations [self.contentView scrollToPoint:NSMakePoint(0, MAX(contentView.frameHeight, ((NSView*)self.documentView).frameHeight))]; Updated for Swift 5 : If your document view is flipped: scrollView.documentView?.scroll(.zero) otherwise: if let documentView = scrollView.documentView { documentView.scroll(NSPoint(x: 0, y: documentView.bounds.size.height)) } Finally figured it out. Works like a

I need fixed-size NSTextViews inside a larger scrolling window. IB requires that the textviews be inside their own NSScrollViews, even though their min/max sizes are fixed so that they won’t actually scroll. When trackpad gestures are made within the textview frames (regardless of whether they have focus), they are captured by the textviews’ scrollviews, so nothing happens. How do I tell the textviews’ scrollviews to pass scroll events up to the window’s main scrollview? (Or perhaps I should be asking how I tell the window’s main scrollview to handle these events itself and not pass them on to

I want to create soft animation between transitions in simply UI: view that moved When a call scrollToPoint: for move view to point that transition doesn't animate. I'm newbe in Cocoa programming (iOS is my background). And I don't know how right use .animator or NSAnimationContext. Also I was read Core Animation guide but didn't find the solution. The source can be reach on Git Hub repository Please help !!! scrollToPoint is not animatable. Only animatable properties like bounds and position in NSAnimatablePropertyContainer are animated. You don't need to do anything with CALayer: remove the

Is there a way to get the height of the content in an NSTableView . In iOS, you can use the -contentSize method of UIScrollView . However, the -contentSize method of NSScrollView seems to just return the height of only the visible section of the NSScrollView , not including whatever is offscreen. So, how can this be done on a Mac? - (NSSize)contentSize in Appkit returns the size of the NSClipView , and not the height of the content that scrolls inside the table view. I don't know how UIScrollView s work, but on OS X, an NSScrollView has a "content view" (more aptly named the NSClipView ) that

Hi! I am using an NSScrollView which has a view-based NSTableView. Whenever the table adds a table cell the scrollers show up which is fine until you see that the scrollers don't have a transparent background. For some reason it's background is white as you can see on the image. I used IB to set up the NSScrollView and NSTableView and I cannot find any option where I can disable the scroller's background. Any ideas what may have cause this? Update: Settings for my NSScrollView in Xcode My only suggestion is to make sure that your NSScrollers are of the default style, or set to a class that