On Apr 15, 2009, at 19:59:39, Kirk Kerekes wrote:
Untested suggestion:
Try adding a method to MyDot that will accept the NSStringFromPoint
representation, and then reference that method in your predicate,
supplying a NSStringFromPoint as the object to be searched for.
- (BOOL)containsPoi
yUsingPredicate: predicate];
I would be glad if you helped me.
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Hello!
I have the window with the borderless style. (Tiger 10.4)
How can I simulate right-click on a title-bar and show pop-up menu
with folders of represented filename.
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Thanks,
Alex.
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I have NSView* view.
I can write: [view valueForKey: @"isHidden"] to call property: [view
isHidden].
Can I write something like [view valueForKey: @"..."] to call this:
[view pickPoint: mouseLoc], where mouseLoc is NSPoint.
Alex.
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