FROM : Benjamin Stiglitz
DATE : Wed Nov 07 18:10:18 2007
> How can i set up a NSView to be notified when its being scrolled? I
> tried getting notifications for bounds and frame changes on the
> view, but i dont get any when it is scrolled. I also tried
> overeloading setFrame and setBounds, but the same thing, no updates
> when being scrolled.
You need to enable the clip view’s bounds changed notifications; see
Mark Dalrymple’s page on NSScrollView at:
http://www.borkware.com/quickies/one?topic=NSScrollView
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DATE : Wed Nov 07 18:10:18 2007
> How can i set up a NSView to be notified when its being scrolled? I
> tried getting notifications for bounds and frame changes on the
> view, but i dont get any when it is scrolled. I also tried
> overeloading setFrame and setBounds, but the same thing, no updates
> when being scrolled.
You need to enable the clip view’s bounds changed notifications; see
Mark Dalrymple’s page on NSScrollView at:
http://www.borkware.com/quickies/one?topic=NSScrollView
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