Hello,
If you are overriding a property, the attribute must be placed on the
"getter"/"setter", as it is a method:
public NSData Model
{
[ObjectiveCMessage("model")]
get
{
}
[ObjectiveCMessage("setModel:")]
se
Ok,
I have identified the problem and can see there is a potential source of
confusion in using the monobjc bindings. The root of the problem is that
the borderless windows was not the key window. In objective-c, this can
be achieved by adding:
-(BOOL)canBecomeKeyWindow
{
return YES;
}
to th
Ok,
After further investigation, I have tracked this down to a problem with
Cocoa, not Monobjc. The problem is that I have a borderless window
(initialised with the NSBorderlessWindowMask style) - this seems to be
causing the issues with the IKImageBrowserView. I have recreated this
using Objectiv
Hi
I am currently trying to use the IKImageBrowserView and am struggling
with trying to set some of the view options. The apple docs for this
class state that the following keys are available:
NSString * const IKImageBrowserBackgroundColorKey;
NSString * const IKImageBrowserSelect
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