On Aug 7, 2008, at 2:53 PM, Rua Haszard Morris wrote:
I am trying to implement a mini-size, square bevel button that pops
up a menu, i.e. a popup button with a square appearance and mini
size, but have not found a way to achieve this.
NSPopupButton does not support square button appearance, and
doesn't support setControlSize: (though it can of course be an
arbitrary size).
In Leopard, NSPopUpButton supports any bezel style that NSButton
supports (excluding uninteresting cases like Disclosure or Help).
NSPopUpButton also supports setControlSize:. Are these not working
for you?
Right you are! I think I was forgetting to call setControlSize: on the
cell rather than on the popup itself. I have not tested on 10.4 yet
(am building against 10.4 SDK).
The other thing I needed to do to make it look appropriate was set the
font to a smaller size:
[popup setFont:[NSFont systemFontOfSize:[NSFont smallSystemFontSize] -
1]];
It seems I still have a drawing issue, when the window first appears,
there's a whiteish rectangle drawn above the button. I think this is
due to the parent view not being notified about the menu invalidating
the area - the rectangle is similar to the width of the menu and
protrudes vertically by the same amount.
thanks
Rua HM.
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