Hello all,
I have a borderless subclassed NSWindow with own subclassed NSView as
contentView. Overriding the content view's mouseDown: and do
[win setFrame:newFrame display:YES];
in order to resize the window works, well kinda, the displaying appear
jagged.
If the exact same everything gets added the NSResizableWindowMask to
the window's styleMask, resizing works and the displaying is smooth as
expected (I also get the window title bar which is what I want to
avoid in the first place). The content view's mouseDown: doesn't get
invoked, the window must do some display magic when resizing.
I have looked at the RoundWindow example project (http://cocoawithlove.com/2008/12/drawing-custom-window-on-mac-os-x.html
), where a borderless window is resized with the expected smooth
displaying.
I would, however, like to understand how the NSWindow class does the
resize. Is this at all an avenue worth pursuing or even possible to
pursue? Anyone with pointers to documentation and/or sample code?
Kind Regards,
Geert B. Clemmensen
FrontBase, Inc.
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