nsscrollview

I have an NSTableView, and I would like to know when the user has scrolled to the bottom, so I can perform an action. Not quite sure how to go about this? UPDATE: Here is how I am calculating the bottom of the table: -(void)tableViewDidScroll:(CPNotification) notification { var scrollView = [notification object]; var currentPosition = CGRectGetMaxY([scrollView visibleRect]); var tableViewHeight = [messagesTableView bounds].size.height - 100; //console.log("TableView Height: " + tableViewHeight); //console.log("Current Position: " + currentPosition); if (currentPosition > tableViewHeight - 100)

I am porting an app from Ipad to mac. (I know that it sounds weird) I stuck with NSScrollview. Please guide me contentsize , contentOffset equivalent in NSScrollview. aepryus UIScrollView* uiScroll; uiScroll.contentSize; uiScroll.contentOffset; uiScroll.contentSize = CGSizeMake(w,h); uiScroll.contentOffset = CGPointMake(x,y); = NSScrollView* nsScroll; nsScroll.documentView.frame.size; nsScroll.documentVisibleRect.origin; nsScroll.documentView.frameSize = NSMakeSize(w,h); [nsScroll.documentView scrollPoint:NSMakePoint(x,y)]; Edit: modernized the syntax In addition to the lines from @aepryus,

I'm making a Mac app which needs to know when the user is scrolling the NSScrollView , however, I can't find any methods like UIScrollView , which has the following delegate methods: – scrollViewDidScroll: – scrollViewWillBeginDragging: – scrollViewDidEndDragging:willDecelerate: – scrollViewShouldScrollToTop: – scrollViewDidScrollToTop: – scrollViewWillBeginDecelerating: – scrollViewDidEndDecelerating: Can I have the similar delegate methods for the App Kit? Thanks in advance. Kai. You can monitor a scroll view's changes by monitoring the bounds of it's content view. First set the content view

I've got an OSX Cocoa app that has been built programatically (i.e., not with a NIB/XIB), which I'm trying to lay out using auto layout - but I'm getting some odd behaviour when the window first displays. My main content is an NSView that holds has a collection of 100 NSButtons as subviews, laid out vertically. The buttons are all constrained relative to the NSView and each other; both the NSView and all the NSButtons have translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints=NO set. I believe the code for the content view is good (i.e., no ambiguous layouts, etc), because if I set the main window's

Just started to learn Swift and created a little macOS app in which I want to use a NSScrollView to display an attributed String. I’ve tried: @IBOutlet var ScrollViewOutlet : NSScrollView var attributedString = NSMutableAttributedString(string: myText) ScrollViewOutlet.insertText(attributedString) But that doesn’t seem to work. I find that a bit confusing, since doing the exact same with a NSTextView instead works like a charm. What am I missing here? In the following example, I added the scrollView in the interface builder as my starting point. The following works if you your scrollView

I have searched extensively and cannot for the life of me find any information about how to achieve a similar effect to that of the iTunes song title scrolling if the text is too large in Cocoa. I have tried setting the bounds on a NSTextField to no avail. I have tried using NSTextView as well as various attempts at using NSScrollView. I am sure I am missing something simple but any help would be greatly appreciated. I am also hoping to not have to use CoreGraphics if at all possible. Example , notice the "Base.FM http://www ." text has been scrolled. If you need a better example open iTunes