Hi Richard,
You might separate the menu from the button using an icon button and a popUp menu hidden button.
At the end of the handler in the icon button which call the menu:
put the bottomLeft of me into tLoc if the platform = "MacOS" then add 2 to item 2 of tLoc else subtract 2 from item 2 of tLoc popUp btn "MyMMenu" at tLoc
If I understood correctly your problem ;-)
Le 17 mai 05 � 14:06, Richard Gaskin a �crit :
While many developers have been doing this for years, the OS X HIG now officially sanctions using icon buttons as pull-down menus within a window -- you can see this in action with the Finder's Tools menu.
I can live with the look of a rectangle button over the roundRect look normally used by OS X for such things, but getting the behavior right has proven a bit of a challenge.
If I set the menutype of the button to pullDown I get the behavior but with no hilite, unless I set the backgroundColor of the button then it works well but doesn't have the native gradient appearance.
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