FROM : Scott.D.R
DATE : Sun Mar 02 23:55:38 2008
Hi everyone.
As the title mentioned, I found something odd when using the
IKimageview with NSScrollView.
That is, At first, I directly drop a IKImageView into a window. And in
my application, I set the source of the IKImageview. After the
application run, I double-click the IKimageView and the image
adjustment panel showed up. Everything is perfect.
Then I changed the style: I used a new window and placed a
NSScrollview on it. Then I specify the document view which shows the
"Custom view" in the NSScrollview to be a IKImageview. And in the
application, I set the source the IKimageview. After the application
run, the IKImageView shows the image. However, this time I double-
click the IKimageview, the image adjustment panel didn't show up.
Can anyone tell me what's problem and how to solve it?
Thank you very much for any help.
Best regards.
DATE : Sun Mar 02 23:55:38 2008
Hi everyone.
As the title mentioned, I found something odd when using the
IKimageview with NSScrollView.
That is, At first, I directly drop a IKImageView into a window. And in
my application, I set the source of the IKImageview. After the
application run, I double-click the IKimageView and the image
adjustment panel showed up. Everything is perfect.
Then I changed the style: I used a new window and placed a
NSScrollview on it. Then I specify the document view which shows the
"Custom view" in the NSScrollview to be a IKImageview. And in the
application, I set the source the IKimageview. After the application
run, the IKImageView shows the image. However, this time I double-
click the IKimageview, the image adjustment panel didn't show up.
Can anyone tell me what's problem and how to solve it?
Thank you very much for any help.
Best regards.
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