Hi Jerry,
there are two methods which are used with NSStatusItem:
- (void)setImage:
- (void)setAlternateImage:
They both do exactly what you think they would. The setImage method just sets
the standard image and alternate image is when it's activated. They both take
an NSImage
See the referen
Thank you, all.
I definitely over-thought and over-searched this one!
Jerry
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On Dec 7, 2013, at 8:47 PM, Jerry Krinock wrote:
> How can I make my app’s Status Item (“menulet", right side of menu bar) have
> a different icon than its icon shown in the Dock and Finder?
>
> I cannot find any mention of this in “Status Item Programming Topics”, and
> tests indicate that it
How can I make my app’s Status Item (“menulet", right side of menu bar) have a
different icon than its icon shown in the Dock and Finder?
I cannot find any mention of this in “Status Item Programming Topics”, and
tests indicate that it simply uses the same .icns resource indicated by
CFBundleIc
