I'm trying to implement a custom UIView
that mimics the behavior of UIScrollView
for some reason. And the question is how can I show the proper part of the content which is represented by the contentOffset
property?
I've analyzed UIScrollView
and found that it doesn't adopt any inbetween sublayers or manipulate the bounds and transform properties to apply the offset. I've开发者_Go百科 overridden the UIView``'s drawRect:
method as follows but it didn't work:
- (void)drawRect: (CGRect)rect {
CGContextRef context = UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext();
CGContextTranslateCTM(context, -content_offset_.x, -content_offset_.y);
}
So my question is how does UIScrollView
show the proper part of its content? Should I override the layer's display method or else? Any suggestions would be appreciated! And please don't ask 'why do you want to do anything like that in the first place?' :D
Thanks!
UIScrollView
changes its bounds (it moves the origin around).
-drawRect:
is called to draw your layer's content and does not affect sublayers. You're not drawing anything.
I'd just use a UIScrollView
though. What are you doing that UIScrollView
doesn't?
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