On 06/07/2010, at 12:31 AM, Motti Shneor wrote:
> One catch though... In my situation, the menus, sub-menus and items are
> prepared in advance, somewhere-else-in-the-code, where I don't yet know the
> target and action.
> These are only available for me when I'm actually activating the menu.
Hello Graham, and thanks a million. That's exactly where i stand.
I don't have a control, only a cell, and I can hardly use the [NSMenu
popUpContextMenu] because its visual appearance is different than the desired
PopUpButtonCell.
My whole situation is 100% programmatic, no IB or NIB or XIB fil
On 05/07/2010, at 9:32 PM, Motti Shneor wrote:
> resultIndex = [popUpButtonCell indexOfSelectedItem]; returns -1 (unknown)
> result = [popUpButtonCell selectedItem]; returns nil!
>
> How can I resolve this thing? I MUST have popup menus with sub-menus! Is
> there a hidden member or method that
On 05/07/2010, at 9:32 PM, Motti Shneor wrote:
> This works nicely until the menu has submenus. If a user selects an
> item that belongs to a submenu --- then
>
> resultIndex = [popUpButtonCell indexOfSelectedItem]; returns -1 (unknown)
> result = [popUpButtonCell selectedItem]; returns n
Hello everyone.
I need to programmatically place a Popup-Menu (Pulldown) on an arbitrary place
in my custom view, and collect user selection.
I have done this by creating a category for the NSMenu object - like this
// This category adds a generic popup-menu capability to NSMenu.
@interface NSM
