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Scrolling woes
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I have a scrolling text view, and I want it to scroll down every time something is outputted to it. The problem with moveDown is that often the moveDown method moves it up to the top.
Any suggestions?
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"Against stupidity, the gods themselves contend in vain" (Schiller)
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Probably easy enough to write your own method that calls -scrollRectToVisible:. The one complication is that you'd have to do slightly different things for flipped views (which I believe NSTextView is).
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Originally posted by lindberg:
<STRONG>Probably easy enough to write your own method that calls -scrollRectToVisible:. The one complication is that you'd have to do slightly different things for flipped views (which I believe NSTextView is).</STRONG>
Thanks, I will try that. Is this how terminal does it?
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Yeah, probably, since it's such a wacked-out custom text view.
Normal NSTextViews can just use -scrollRangeToVisible:. If you pass a range which includes the last character, that will scroll all the way to the bottom.
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