Matt Rice wrote: > I would probably have tried subclassing GSWindowDecorationView (like > in the NiftyTitleBar bundle) and added a > NSTableView without the scroll bars/headers containing strangely > configured NSPopUpButtonCell's e.g > pullsDown/usesItemFromMenu/preferredEdge, though I don't recall the > specifics of if its easy to change a GSWindowDecorationView's size and > whatnot > > there is an attachment here which has a bunch of weirdly configured > NSPopUpButtons, > http://www.nabble.com/NSPopUpButton-icon-buttons-patch...-td477205.html > > Pretty sure that NSMenuView would still require some patching to get > what you want though from NSPopUpButtonCell > not the whole patch was integrated portions were rejected
Hi Matt, I clearly see this as a trick to get the last outstanding changes to popup buttons in. For some reasons I cannot remember we refrained from including all the changes you proposed at that time and now you try to sneak them in under the cover of enabling in-window menus. Nice try, but I noticed :-) If you really want to get the remaining stuff in, I would propose you write a new patch (or better one for each feature) that could then be discussed on this list. I really don't remember what was the problem at that time. Fred PS: As for the in-window menu, does anybody still have Michael's code? It really would be nice to have a solution here and I am going to work on the window decoration anyway, to get this better integrated with themes. _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
