> If all I want is an image that acts like a button, do I need to
> subclass NSButton? I just want my button to show only my image and no
> "Apple" style button backgrounds.
All this is easily found in the NSButton and NSButtonCell documentation. I
believe what you are looking for is setImagePosi
On 14/06/2010, at 10:46 PM, Adam Gerson wrote:
> If all I want is an image that acts like a button, do I need to
> subclass NSButton? I just want my button to show only my image and no
> "Apple" style button backgrounds.
You don't need to subclass, and it can be set in IB.
Set the image (by nam
On Jun 14, 2010, at 6:46 AM, Adam Gerson wrote:
> If all I want is an image that acts like a button, do I need to
> subclass NSButton? I just want my button to show only my image and no
> "Apple" style button backgrounds.
No need to subclass. Playing around with button attribute setting in IB wil
If all I want is an image that acts like a button, do I need to
subclass NSButton? I just want my button to show only my image and no
"Apple" style button backgrounds.
Thanks,
Adam
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