Shawn Erickson <email@hidden> wrote:
Well pretty much all of Mac OS X hit detection works considering
opacity. I bet you can use a white fill at like 5% or a little more
to
get the OS to do the hit detection you want without making it visible
to the user.
I found that work around, but I'm still looking for the root of this
problem.
When I copy this code:
NSStatusBar *statusbar=[NSStatusBar systemStatusBar];
NSStatusItem* menuItem=[statusbar statusItemWithLength:-1];
if (menuItem)
{
[menuItem retain];
[menuItem setTitle:@"Test"];
[menuItem setHighlightMode:YES];
}
to my app or to a new cocoa app in Xcode it will work in the Cocoa
app,
but fail in my app. This opacity hit testing seems to be off by
default
and something switches it on for my application in some of the other
frameworks, but I have no idea on how they do it and on what to look
for
to fix it.
Gruß
Christian
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