Hi all,
I've encountered a bug when UIImagePickerController is presented in a popover
on iOS 9, and have been unable to find a workaround / fix.
It is easily reproducible in a brand new Xcode template (repro steps + sample
project linked below), but I haven't been able to find much information
> Also, does a Control-click behave differently than a right-click?
Control-clicks will behave differently than a right-click in NSView (though I'm
not sure if that's Konidaris' problem). A control click on a child NSView won't
show the parent's -menuForEvent as a right mouse down does. I wrote
> If you make it flexible, you risk getting 40% lovers and 40% haters, and 20%
> people who are annoyed because it’s too flexible or too complicated. That’s a
> net loss in satisfaction.
How about: 40% lovers, 40% haters, and 20% people who *are initially frustrated
by the complexity, and then
NSWindow -frame doesn't update synchronously when dragging (which is weird,
because other NSWindow public API that also depend on the exact window frame,
e.g. NSWindow -mouseLocationOutsideOfEventStream, work as expected during
window drags).
One option might be to grab the NSWindow's rect via
Hi cocoa-dev,
I have a custom UI component that wraps a number of subviews (mostly standard
Cocoa views: NSTextField, NSImageView, etc.).
I'm attempting to provide a contextual menu for the entire top-level view /
control in this case, so that regardless of which particular subview is
right/co
