On 8 Oct 2008, at 19:49, Randall Meadows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Oct 8, 2008, at 10:24 AM, David wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to have a button that looks like the close or cancel icon
that is often present in Cocoa applications, but I can't find the
icon. I'm surprised it doesn't show up as a choice in interface
builder.
Some places where this icon shows up includes:
- When you have multiple tabs in Safari, its the X in a circle by the
tab that you use to close the tab.
- In a standard Cocoa search field used in Finder, if you enter
something and want to cancel the search it shows up.
In my application a user can initiate a long running activity that
I'd
like to allow them to stop. I could put a STOP icon on the
toolbar, or
I was thinking of using the X in a circle icon next to a spinning
progress indicator. I'm not sure which approach is more typical in
Mac
OS X.
You can access this via IB; you can set a view's image to
NSStopProgressFreestandingTemplate (or NSStopProgressTemplate for just
the X part). I assume (although haven't tried) that you can access
this also through NSImage by name.
Is there somewhere a list (human readable or programmatically
accessable) of names understood by +[ NSImage imageNamed:]?
The documentation says: "Search the Application Kit framework for a
shared image with the specified name."
Where exactly does it look for named images?
Kind regards,
Gerriet.
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