SKTZoomingScrollView.h
/* |
File: SKTZoomingScrollView.h |
Abstract: A controller to manage zooming of a Sketch graphics view. |
Version: 1.8 |
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#import <Cocoa/Cocoa.h> |
// The name of the binding supported by this class, in addition to the ones whose support is inherited from NSScrollView. |
extern NSString *SKTZoomingScrollViewFactor; |
@interface SKTZoomingScrollView : NSScrollView { |
@private |
// Every instance of this class creates a popup button with zoom factors in it and places it next to the horizontal scroll bar. |
NSPopUpButton *_factorPopUpButton; |
// The current zoom factor. This instance variable isn't actually read by any SKTZoomingScrollView code and wouldn't be necessary if it weren't for an oddity in the default implementation of key-value binding (KVB): -[NSObject(NSKeyValueBindingCreation) bind:toObject:withKeyPath:options:] sends the receiver a -valueForKeyPath: message, even though the returned value is typically not interesting. With this here key-value coding (KVC) direct instance variable access makes -valueForKeyPath: happy. |
CGFloat _factor; |
} |
@end |
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