nsscrollview

I am trying to make a NSScrollView with clipped corners, similar to the Twitter app: I have a NSScrollView subclass which I added the following code: - (void)drawRect:(NSRect)dirtyRect { NSBezierPath *pcath = [NSBezierPath bezierPathWithRoundedRect:[self bounds] xRadius:kDefaultCornerRadius yRadius:kDefaultCornerRadius]; [path setClip]; [super drawRect:dirtyRect]; } I expected the content of the NSScrollView to have rounded corners, but it is not respecting the clipped path. How can I do this? UPDATE & CLARIFICATION I know how to make a custom NSScroller , I know how to make it transparent

I have implemented a custom NSView which contains many NSTextField s and other NSView s. I then embedded that custom view in a scroll view using Editor > Embed In > Scroll View. This creates the appropriate hierarchy as visible in the Outline, but I needed to then add Auto Layout constraints to specify where this scroll view should be placed within the view (top, bottom, leading, trailing). Additionally I had to add constraints for the custom view, set against the clip view, in order to lay out the elements in the correct location. This works well, when I run the app all the elements appear

I read the document Synchronizing Scroll Views , and did exactly as the document, but there is an isssue. I want to synchronize a NSTableView and a NSTextView. first let NSTableView monitor NSTextView, and everything is ok when I scroll the TextView, but when I try to scroll TableView, I found that the TableView will jump to another place(maybe backward several rows) at first, then continue to scroll from that place. This issue still exists even after I let TextView monitor TableView. anyone know what's the problem? can't I synchronize a TableView and a TextView? Edited: OK, now I found that

I have an NSView class which takes care of a Custom View created in the nib file. Now I want to add an NSScrollView to the custom view, but I need to do it programmatically and not using Interface Builder (Embed Into Scroll View). I have found this code: NSView *windowContentView = [mainWindow contentView]; NSRect windowContentBounds = [windowContentView bounds]; scrollView = [[NSScrollView alloc] init]; [scrollView setBorderType:NSNoBorder]; [scrollView setHasVerticalScroller:YES]; [scrollView setBounds: windowContentBounds]; [windowContentView addSubview:scrollView]; Assuming I declare as

I've got an NSView (myView) wrapped in an NSScrollView (myScrollView). Using zoom-in/out buttons, the user can alter the scale of myView. If the user is currently scrolled to a particular spot in myView, I'd like to keep that part of the view on-screen after the zooming has taken place. I've got code that looks like this: // preserve current position in scrollview NSRect oldVisibleRect = [[myScrollView contentView] documentVisibleRect]; NSPoint oldCenter = NSPointFromCGPoint(CGPointMake(oldVisibleRect.origin.x + (oldVisibleRect.size.width / 2.0), oldVisibleRect.origin.y + (oldVisibleRect.size