Programmatically scroll a UITextView

[nielololek]

I am new here, so hello !
I would like to know, how can i programmatically scroll the UITextView to the bottom.
I have a function, which adds a new line to that TextView and when there are more than few lines, the user has to scroll the TextView manually to see new those lines.

When i click the TextView few times and then call that function, it automatically scrolls down. I don't know it's a bug or not, but i'd like it to happen all the time.

I've tried with this:

[myTextView scrollRangeToVisible:range];

But it didn't work or just crashed (OS 3.1.3).
I hope you guys will help me.
Thanks.

[nielololek]

I've done it !

I just put this:

[myTextView becomeFirstResponder];

in the viewDidLoad method and it works now !


You can now delete this topic or leave it for people like me.

[nielololek]

I have a problem with this in iOS 4 :/
When i use it, the keyboard disappears. (due to this: [textField becomeFirstResponder]).

So, is there any other way to scroll the UITextView to the bottom in the newest iOS ? I want to scroll the textView and keep the keyboard visible at the same time, so i can't use two "becomeFirstResponder" calls. (The keyboard disappears when the Done button on it is clicked)

I tried doing this:
[textField performSelector:@selector(becomeFirstResponder) withObject:nil afterDelay:0.001];
and it works, but the keyboard is shaking for a moment. (even if i write 100 zeros in "afterDelay:" argument.) I dont want this "shake" effect.

Thanks.