Am 27.11.2011 um 11:04 schrieb Beatrix Willius:
>
> No, doesn't do anything for me. If I modify the constructor on myNSToolbarMBS
>
> TestItem = new MyNSToolbarItemMBS("test")
> TestItem.label = "Test"
> TestItem.Enabled = False
>
> I get no change in behavior.
Looks like I have to add a validate event for this.
And if you don't have code there, I'll simply return Enabled value and this
gives expected behavior.
> Was just trying to be helpful. I hate not working examples.
Well, I fixed it here already. I usually check all the examples just before a
release to verify they compile.
>> Use CustomNSToolbarItemMBS class and make a subclass. Inside use the Action
>> event.
>
> Ahem, communication between class and window is NOT having the class talking
> directly to the window.
I'm not Real Software. I can't add events to window class.
> Take the method changeAttributes in the example NSFontPanel. This is as
> Non-OOP as you can get.
I know. Still the font panel is not perfect. Especially in carbon applications.
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Christian
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