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From: zazula@uazhe0.physics.arizona.edu (RALPH ZAZULA)
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Subject: Help: IB and ScrollView
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Date: 13 Mar 91 02:24:32 GMT
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This is a beginner question...

I'd like to have a TextObject in a ScrollView within a Window to display
text (eg. 100 lines of "hello world"). Is there an easy way to do this
with InterfaceBuilder?  I have the 1.0 'System Reference : Concepts'
manual and it has a good example on doing this manually (Ch 9 :The Text 
Class, page 35).  I've tried pulling a ScrollView into the window MyWindow
that IB gives me at startup.  I then saved everything, did a 'make' and
ran it.  Sure enough the ScrollView was there and working.  Now, how do 
I send text to it?  I want to do something like:

	[ScrollView setText:"here is some text"];

but I don't know the name of the IB provided ScrollView.  

Thanks,
Ralph



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   | Ralph Zazula                               "Computer Addict!"        |
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   |   UAZHEP::ZAZULA                            (DecNet/HEPNet)          |
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