I want to add a drop down menu in one of the entries in the NSMenu Item. (eg. If you click on the Battery indicator on Finder bar, it has an option for Show->Icon,Time,Percentage).
I am developing a small app that display the active mounts in a menu in the NSStatusBar. So far it looks like this:
I have an NSMenu which contains both static and dynamically created NSMenuItem\'s (static meaning NSMenuItem\'s created in Interface Builder, dynamic meaning NSMenuItem\'s created at run-time). Althou
I have an NSMenuItem which I have bound to an NSUserDefaults boolean value in IB. When the variable bMenuHidden is true, I would like my NSMenuItem to be hidden, and vice versa. This works as expecte
开发者_JAVA百科It used to be that in Carbon you could use SetMenuItemKeyGlyph. What\'s the alternative under 10.6? Will I need to use undocumented goodness or...?
I work on a very keyboard intensive application. Both hands on the keyboard. No hands on the mouse. A user can, via the keyboard, popup a context menu, select an item and finally hit enter.
I have seen something like this: in a Menulet on the right of menu i开发者_JS百科tems and I can\'t figure out how to do it.
I need to use a custom NSView subclass to draw some content, but it isn\'t drawing as highlighted when the user hovers and it doesn\'t dismi开发者_StackOverflowss the NSMenu when the user clicks on it
I have a nib (winA.xib) that contains a window. My app delegate contains an NSWindowController subclass called WinAController.
开发者_如何学JAVAThe Apple documentation says that the sender passed to the NSMenuItem\'s action can be set to some custom object, but I can\'t seem to figure out how to do this. Is there a method I\'