On Aug 26, 2009, at 6:34 AM, bryscomat wrote:
Yes, I came across this in the documentaion. After playing with it
for a little bit (and a couple other methods like it) I thought it
was just not honored in an NSTextFieldCell. That method never gets
called when I override it. I have overridde
Have you tried the documentation? NSTextFieldCell is an NSCell,
right?
-[NSCell highlightColorWithFrame:inView:]
Yes, I came across this in the documentaion. After playing with it for
a little bit (and a couple other methods like it) I thought it was
just not honored in an NSTextFieldC
On Aug 26, 2009, at 1:30 AM, bryscomat wrote:
So if there's no way to do that, on to my next question. Is there a
way to change the color the highlighted portion of text, i.e. the
text is normally white, but the highlighted portion of the text will
be black.
Have you tried the document
I appreciate the responses, and I think Kyle nailed it. It just
doesn't work on a black background. I wasn't looking to change the
user's preferences, just the way the selection was handled in this
particular part of the app. I dug a little further, and it looks like
you're right Graham. Th
On Aug 25, 2009, at 6:28 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
I'd suggest you don't. The colour is set by the user in their System
Preferences. Encountering a different colour leads to confusion
because sometimes unusual colours have specific meanings. In your
case it doesn't, so let the user's preferenc
On 26/08/2009, at 6:23 AM, bryscomat wrote:
How do I change the selection highlight color for an NSTextFieldCell
being edited? I'm using a transparent window and would like to
change the highlight to a light gray instead of the default light
blue,
I'd suggest you don't. The colour is se
How do I change the selection highlight color for an NSTextFieldCell
being edited? I'm using a transparent window and would like to change
the highlight to a light gray instead of the default light blue,
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