FROM : Jens Alfke
DATE : Fri May 02 07:02:52 2008
On 1 May '08, at 2:12 PM, Angel Todorov wrote:
> I have a regular menu (File menu) for my app. One of the menu items
> (New
> ...) is a custom view , which happens to contain a NSPopUpButton
> (i.e.
> simple drop down).
Um, that's ... weird. I suggest you use a regular submenu instead.
Many apps have one of those for the New command, when they can create
several types of new documents.
Putting a custom control in a menu, that does the same job as an
existing mechanism, but differently, it just going to make your app
look inconsistent and confusing.
—Jens
DATE : Fri May 02 07:02:52 2008
On 1 May '08, at 2:12 PM, Angel Todorov wrote:
> I have a regular menu (File menu) for my app. One of the menu items
> (New
> ...) is a custom view , which happens to contain a NSPopUpButton
> (i.e.
> simple drop down).
Um, that's ... weird. I suggest you use a regular submenu instead.
Many apps have one of those for the New command, when they can create
several types of new documents.
Putting a custom control in a menu, that does the same job as an
existing mechanism, but differently, it just going to make your app
look inconsistent and confusing.
—Jens
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Angel Todorov | May 1, 23:12 | |
| John Stiles | May 2, 00:04 | |
| Jens Alfke | May 2, 07:02 |






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