FROM : Kurt Sutter
DATE : Tue Nov 06 20:55:17 2007
I have an NSPopUpButton in a window created with Interface Builder. I
would like to attach a custom menu to that button. The custom menu is
e.g. a two-dimensional color palette or some other non-standard,
usually two dimensional arrangement of items for the user to select.
Can anyone give me advice how to do that? I have read somewhere that,
if you want a custom menu in Cocoa, you have to use a Carbon menu.
This would come in handy because I already do have the carbon code for
those custom menus. But I have no clue how to attach the Carbon menu
to that button. Or is there some other recommended way to create a
custom menu under Cocoa and attach it to a button?
Any advice is appreciated.
Best regards
Kurt Sutter
DATE : Tue Nov 06 20:55:17 2007
I have an NSPopUpButton in a window created with Interface Builder. I
would like to attach a custom menu to that button. The custom menu is
e.g. a two-dimensional color palette or some other non-standard,
usually two dimensional arrangement of items for the user to select.
Can anyone give me advice how to do that? I have read somewhere that,
if you want a custom menu in Cocoa, you have to use a Carbon menu.
This would come in handy because I already do have the carbon code for
those custom menus. But I have no clue how to attach the Carbon menu
to that button. Or is there some other recommended way to create a
custom menu under Cocoa and attach it to a button?
Any advice is appreciated.
Best regards
Kurt Sutter
| Related mails | Author | Date |
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