imageView not resized to image size

[takeiteasy]

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Sup, when an image is loaded the imageView isn't resizing to the window size, it leaves a massive grey border

I'm terrible with Swift, but I had a look and tried putting

self.imageView.zoomImageToActualSize(self);

From the zoomToActualSize() function at the end of the display() function and that seems to work

I don't know it that's intentional or not, but it doesn't seem like it from the screens

[DrabWeb]

No that's not what should be happening at all. Does putting self.zoomToFit(); at the end of display instead of self.imageView.zoomImageToActualSize(self); fix anything?

[takeiteasy]

self.zoomToFit(); doesn't change anything, but self.zoomImageToActualSize(); works. I don't know why self.zoomToFit(); doesn't work. Very odd. Here is a screenshot with self.zoomToFit(); the function seems to do nothing http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=e2f5c09

[DrabWeb]

Could you upload the image? I want to see if I can recreate this issue

[takeiteasy]

It happens with all images, maybe it's different version of something? Or because of the scaling of the retina displays? I'm on 10.12.2, 2015 15" MacBook Pro, xcode version 8.2.1

[GLAlVE]

Although this maybe a while ago I have the same problem here, although I've seen you already added self.imageView.zoomImageToActualSize(self); at the end of display(). But yet it's still left with the grey scroll borders on the bottom and right sides when viewing 'zoom to fit' for some reason. Super confusing.

[takeiteasy]

I added self.zoomImageToActualSize(); to the end of display() Like this

 // Update the defaults to match the preferences
self.showBackground((NSApp.delegate as! AppDelegate).preferences.viewerDefaultsShowBackground);
self.showShadow((NSApp.delegate as! AppDelegate).preferences.viewerDefaultsEnableShadow);
self.zoomImageToActualSize();

// Set `representedImage`
self.representedImage = image;

That worked for me

[oxycantha]

i have the same issue only adding the text to the line did nothing, in the log i get this though Unknown Window class (null) in Interface Builder file, creating generic Window instead

[tunnels]

that seems to be a bug with the latest version of xcode

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47051682/unknown-window-class-null-in-interface-builder-file-creating-generic-window-i

[DrabWeb]

The unknown window class thing is unrelated, I've experienced it in multiple other projects when using Xcode 9.

~~Can anyone else that used the fix posted by @takeiteasy confirm that it's still working for them? Odd that it would work for most but not @oxycantha.~~

Scratch that, working on a proper fix now.

[ghost]

Given that the last update on this project was just under two years ago, I have forked it and created a proper fix myself.

If this repository isn't dead please let me know and I will be happy to make a pull request.

Edit: Scratch that, adding a pull request anyway.