[sandsl]

Hi everyone,

I've got a view nested inside an NSScrollView but the scroll bar is always at the bottom when I run the program.

I've tryed returning 'YES' to -isFlipped on the view nested in the scrollview and that does make the scrollbar start at the top but it also flips the arrangement of anything inside the view.


Any ideas? Thanks!

[sandsl]

Anybody?

[hayesk]

Just a guess, but have you looked at setContentView?

There must be a method where you can manually set which part of the view you want to show.

[smeger]

As far as I know, there's no built-in support for what you're trying to do. But you can probably do it anyway.

Use a subclass of NSScrollView and override the 'tile' method. This method is what lays out the NSScrollView's elements.

You should call super's implementation, then move the bottom NSScroller to the top (using something like setFrameBounds). Make sure you move the contentView (documentView? - can't remember which - it's an NSClipView) down so it's not obscured by the NSScroller you just moved.

I've never tried this, so I could be just talking out of my ass

[Ghoser777]

I think sending this message to your vertical NSScroller:

setFloatValue:knobProportion:

with appropraite float value between 0 and 1 will do exactly what you want. I made this work sometime back, but I'm a little foggy on exactly what I did to make it work.

Matt