FROM : Murat Konar
DATE : Tue Nov 06 22:57:27 2007
The kind of menu you're asking about is generally known as a
"hyperbolic tree". An example can be seen at:
<http://www.directionsmag.com/images/articles/reid/scip/
CitationTree-2b.gif>
I'd be surprised if there were a NSMenu based example of this since
NSMenu isn't really customizable in the ways needed to implement a
hyperbolic tree.
_murat
On Nov 6, 2007, at 1:23 PM, Ian Grant wrote:
> I remember some (possibly) cocoa sample code that may have been
> from Apple, that demonstrated how to create a custom NSMenu with a
> huge number of items but using the 'fish-eye' visual trick of
> scaling those near the mouse (with a fall off to a tiny font size).
> Does anyone else recall this sample code - I'm having trouble
> finding reference to it (on google and on these lists).
DATE : Tue Nov 06 22:57:27 2007
The kind of menu you're asking about is generally known as a
"hyperbolic tree". An example can be seen at:
<http://www.directionsmag.com/images/articles/reid/scip/
CitationTree-2b.gif>
I'd be surprised if there were a NSMenu based example of this since
NSMenu isn't really customizable in the ways needed to implement a
hyperbolic tree.
_murat
On Nov 6, 2007, at 1:23 PM, Ian Grant wrote:
> I remember some (possibly) cocoa sample code that may have been
> from Apple, that demonstrated how to create a custom NSMenu with a
> huge number of items but using the 'fish-eye' visual trick of
> scaling those near the mouse (with a fall off to a tiny font size).
> Does anyone else recall this sample code - I'm having trouble
> finding reference to it (on google and on these lists).
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Ian Grant | Nov 6, 22:23 | |
| Murat Konar | Nov 6, 22:57 | |
| Ian Grant | Nov 8, 21:30 |






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