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I\'m building an app the uses a NSStatusItem. I\'m wanting my NSStatusItem to open when clicked and stay open until the user clicks the NSStatusItem again. As of right now, it opens the menu but the N
I have an NSMenuItem that I need to update to show a progress (like Time machine does with it\'s backup). The problem is that when I set a new title on that NSMenuItem and the title is not changing.
Before I start I should say I know this seems like a long shot, however I figured it was worth a try.
I have an NSStatusItem that displays an NSMenu full of NSView subclasses. I override drawRect: in my NSView subclass to implement highlighting in the NSMenu and everything works fine in the root menu,
I have added a custom view to my subclass of NSMenuItem (which sits in a NSS开发者_高级运维tatusMenu), which means that by default it will not get \"highlighted\" with a blue/gray background.
So I\'ve spent some time checking out CocoaDev, reading the Cocoa docs on NSMenuItems, and doing some tests in Interface Builder.
I am using a very simple custom view (containing only a read-only NSTextField and an NSSegmentedControl) in an NSMenuItem (using the -setView: method). This part works as expected.
I have created a NSStatusItem and I have assigned two key equivalents within interface builder (Xcode 4.0). These are for the preference menu cmd-, and the quit option cmd-q. Both of these will work w
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