So I am drawing a custom window (transparent) with a custom NSView as the contentview, and wouldlike to add an NSTextField to the window as well, however, when I add the NSTextField, I get a weird res
I have an NSCollectionView with a bunch of NSViews in it, stacked vertically, to make it look a bit like UIKit\'s UITableView. Everything works as expected, except for one thing:
I\'m struggling with Cocoa for 2 hours now without success. I want to add a custom view to the toolbar. So, I added a NSToolbar to the window (with IB), and added my view (which works perfectly). IB a
In my Application , NSView should have rounded rect and border, i tried following static CGColorRef CGColorCreateFromNSColor (CGColorSpaceRef
I\'d like to add some controls above the contents of an NSOutlineView that has NSTableViewSelectionHighlightStyleSourceList set so that it looks like a Finder/iTunes/iPhoto-like source list. The contr
New to obj-c and cocoa, working a on a simple game as my first (mac os x) app. I have a menu view and a game view:
Is it possible to give an NSView inside an NSPanel first responder status without giving the NSPanel key window status (开发者_如何学Gomaking the main application window resign key)?
I need to assign a view to an NSMenuItem and do some custom drawing. Basically, I\'m adding a little delete button next to the currently selected menu item, among other things. But I want my custom me
Im my application, I display a NSView when a user click on an icon in the systemstatusbar. This NSView is displayed with MAAttachedWindow.
I have a game application (cocoa, not cocoa touch) where I am trying to add map elements. My app window is named mainWin. I have a subview of mainWin named viewGameMap, which I added in IB. I have a c