On 15/02/2010, at 4:36 PM, Sandro Noël wrote:
> - (void) awakeFromNib{
> NSDrawNinePartImage([[window contentView]frame],
> nil,
> nil,
> nil,
>
> [NSImage imageNamed:@"right3.png"],
> nil,
>
> [NSImage imageNamed:@"left3.png"],
>
> [NSImage imageNamed:@"right4.png"],
>
> [NSImage imageNamed:@"left5.png"],
>
> [NSImage imageNamed:@"left4.png"],
>
> NSCompositeClear,
> 1.0,
> NO);
>
> I looked in the docsa little but did not find any indication that i had to
> provide a Graphics context.
>
> any pointers ?
You can't draw at this time.
With a view you must draw in -drawRect:, for a window there is probably a
different place you need to override to draw the window's frame - though I
haven't done it myself a quick look through the methods of NSWindow suggests
that -display is likely to be the right place. I think there is sample code to
show how to render a custom window, so try a search of ADC.
--Graham
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