FROM : Trygve Inda
DATE : Sat Feb 23 13:19:26 2008
I need an NSButton with 5 different graphics and two states:
State 0 (enabled & disabled graphics)
State 1 (enabled & disabled graphics)
Pressed/Tracking state
I was thinking to subclass NSButton and in IB use "Momentary Change" so that
I can set the alt image to always be my Pressed/Tracking state and the
subclass will change the main image to one of the other 4 images as needed.
The problem I see is that Momentary Change buttons are really single state
so I think my action method for the button would have to also toggle a value
variable and I may need to override value/setValue to use my custom value.
If I set up a two state button, how can I provide a custom tracking image...
Eg when drawRect is called, how can I tell that my button is being pressed
and tracked?
Is there an existing class out there that will just do this? I haven't come
across one.
Thanks,
Trygve
DATE : Sat Feb 23 13:19:26 2008
I need an NSButton with 5 different graphics and two states:
State 0 (enabled & disabled graphics)
State 1 (enabled & disabled graphics)
Pressed/Tracking state
I was thinking to subclass NSButton and in IB use "Momentary Change" so that
I can set the alt image to always be my Pressed/Tracking state and the
subclass will change the main image to one of the other 4 images as needed.
The problem I see is that Momentary Change buttons are really single state
so I think my action method for the button would have to also toggle a value
variable and I may need to override value/setValue to use my custom value.
If I set up a two state button, how can I provide a custom tracking image...
Eg when drawRect is called, how can I tell that my button is being pressed
and tracked?
Is there an existing class out there that will just do this? I haven't come
across one.
Thanks,
Trygve
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Trygve Inda | Feb 23, 13:19 | |
| Ken Ferry | Feb 23, 18:42 | |
| Trygve Inda | Feb 24, 00:02 | |
| Mike Abdullah | Feb 24, 20:06 |






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