FROM : ssudre2
DATE : Sun Dec 15 11:54:07 2002
On dimanche, dicembre 15, 2002, at 08:16 AM, Brock Brandenberg wrote:
> Hi Dave.
>
>> I know I'm risking torture and rekducation by the Aqua Police, but is
>> there any non-hackish way to change the colors of window title bars,
>> menus and popup buttons?
>>
>> I'm porting a telescope controller of mine over to Cocoa, it's been
>> going quite well, but when using a computer under such conditions, we
>> like to keep things on the screen as close to black as we can, so as
>> not to ruin one's night vision. I can get most of my window good and
>> dark, but would like to avoid bright Aqua intrusions during use- this
>> would be for my app only, not system wide.
>>
>> I have searched the archives and didn't find much...any help or
>> pointers would be much appreciated.
>
> You should consider not doing this in your UI. You should leave the UI
> as is
> and instruct your users to turn on "Switch to Black on White" in the
> Universal Access preferences pane.
I think there's an application made by Apple which is not using the
usual Window title bars: iSync.
It's the window that warms you that there's a lot of file not
synchronized.
It's possible to create a custom shape window. And there's a sample
code on how to do this on the ADC public Web site.
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DATE : Sun Dec 15 11:54:07 2002
On dimanche, dicembre 15, 2002, at 08:16 AM, Brock Brandenberg wrote:
> Hi Dave.
>
>> I know I'm risking torture and rekducation by the Aqua Police, but is
>> there any non-hackish way to change the colors of window title bars,
>> menus and popup buttons?
>>
>> I'm porting a telescope controller of mine over to Cocoa, it's been
>> going quite well, but when using a computer under such conditions, we
>> like to keep things on the screen as close to black as we can, so as
>> not to ruin one's night vision. I can get most of my window good and
>> dark, but would like to avoid bright Aqua intrusions during use- this
>> would be for my app only, not system wide.
>>
>> I have searched the archives and didn't find much...any help or
>> pointers would be much appreciated.
>
> You should consider not doing this in your UI. You should leave the UI
> as is
> and instruct your users to turn on "Switch to Black on White" in the
> Universal Access preferences pane.
I think there's an application made by Apple which is not using the
usual Window title bars: iSync.
It's the window that warms you that there's a lot of file not
synchronized.
It's possible to create a custom shape window. And there's a sample
code on how to do this on the ADC public Web site.
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| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Dave Sopchak | Dec 15, 06:42 | |
| Andreas Mayer | Dec 15, 07:19 | |
| Brock Brandenberg | Dec 15, 08:16 | |
| Georg Tuparev | Dec 15, 10:42 | |
| ssudre2 | Dec 15, 11:54 | |
| Christopher Hollan… | Dec 15, 12:32 | |
| Brian E. Howard | Dec 15, 17:27 | |
| Dave Sopchak | Dec 15, 20:39 |






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