Thanks! You guys are the best! I expect this to work great: I'll try it
out this weekend.
I have come to the conclusion that the best way to enable keyboard
control is to make each control knob a separate NSView so the user will
tab from knob to knob. Does that sound right, and does anyone hav
> Oh, it looks like you can eliminated most of the code below if you're
> targetting Mac OS 10.5+.
>
> #import
>
> @interface NSView (FocusRing)
Ah -- a quick side note on this code sample. Adding a category to NSView with
generic names (like drawFocusRing) is quite dangerous. The issue is th
Le 28 janv. 2010 à 19:51, Charles Jenkins a écrit :
> Considering that the knob will probably be oddly shaped, how do I get the
> system to draw the focus ring? Is the system focus ring something you can
> just add to any graphic?
No, but maybe you can back the drawing of your control by a smal
On 2010 Jan 28, at 10:51, Charles Jenkins wrote:
> I'd like the active knob to have a nice, fuzzy focus ring, just like a normal
> Aqua control. And it should appear blue or graphite color according to the
> user's preference setting.
So, just to be clear, you don't
aight line.
Anyway, when a knob is selected with the mouse or by tabbing to it, I'd
like the active knob to have a nice, fuzzy focus ring, just like a
normal Aqua control. And it should appear blue or graphite color
according to the user's preference setting.
Considering that the k
