On Sep 17, 2009, at 7:46 PM, "David M. Cotter" <m...@davecotter.com>
wrote:
I'm just the engineer tasked with implementing this. Just about all
of the Adobe CS5 applications are going to do it this way. they all
use a single mini-window to encompass the entire app, which serves
as "the document", small title bar or not.
Wow. That's a travesty.
you're not going to get Adobe to turn their ship around. We did it
in CS4 for a few apps without issue and nobody was "confused", let
alone "incredibly".
Count me among those incredibly confused by the UI changes in the CS3
to CS4 transition.
And Apple did yank 64-bit Carbon UI. I don't think telling Adobe that
part of that transition means following the HIG is that much of a
stretch.
If you know how, then please tell me how i can accomplish what i
need to accomplish in cocoa, as it obviously can be done (in Carbon)
Yes, but there are also other things that can be done in Carbon that
are not supported in Cocoa.
Please, is there a way? thanks and sorry for the confusion.
Well, you could always reimplement the UI widget. Grab the standard
close widget and swap its -drawRect: implementation with your own.
--Kyle Sluder
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