Re: replacing NSViewAnimation with CoreAnimation

FROM : haller
DATE : Fri Nov 23 09:27:07 2007

Scott Anguish <<email_removed>> wrote:

> I thought the list of animator proxy animatable properties was in the
> release notes.. but I can't seem to find them at the moment.


It's in <http://developer.apple.com/releasenotes/Cocoa/AppKit.html>:

: Basic default animation parameters are provided for the following
: NSView and NSWindow properties, such that they will animate
: automatically when assigned a new target value via the view or
: window's animator:
:
: for NSView: alphaValue, frame, frameOrigin, frameSize, frameRotation,
: frameCenterRotation, bounds, boundsOrigin, boundsSize,
: backgroundFilters, contentFilters, compositingFilter, shadow

This sounds to me as if it should be possible to animate the
boundsOrigin of an NSClipView.  However, it says this under the heading
"Using Layer-Backed Views"; does that mean that I have to make the
NSClipView layer-backed for this to work?  Do I want to?  I certainly
don't want to make the scroll view's document view layer-backed, as it
can become pretty large.


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