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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
Hey all. Quick question: How do I prevent a window from initially
making an NSTextField the firstResponder? I do not want any controls
to automatically begin editing.
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Nevermind. It's the [NSWindow setInitialFirstResponder:] method.
Duh.
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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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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.
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I found your solution.
In Application.m, at the end of the setSlim: method, add this line:
[[NSApp delegate] resetTextAndBar:self];
And at the top of the file, import the BeastCloneAppDelegate.h file
to suppress the warning.
This will work since you are accessing a CLASS set as
There would be NO performance impact to impose the check.
Always perform range-checking as it will most likely break under
circumstances outside of your development environment. It's not just a
matter of style.
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Hey everyone, is there any way to tell if an audio track on a CD
contains CDG subchannel info? Currently, I am using a the following
code to read the subchannel info:
dk_cd_read_tcd_read;
unsigned char *buffer = (unsigned char*)malloc(capacity);
memset(cd_read, 0, sizeof(cd_read));
Hello all.
In a window of my app, I have an NSView acting as a toolbar. It is
colored with a gradient so that it looks like a textured toolbar and
blends in nicely with the title bar. However, it does not fade out
when window loses key. I have implemented the delegate method
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