Making progress here, but I came up with another question.
This might be unusual, but there is a reason for the behavior I am
trying to achieve -- it works with my interface, trust me!
I need to create a button that shows its alternate image while the
button is down and the normal image when the button is released. The
"Momentary Change" mode does this.
HOWEVER, I also need a bound variable (or some similar notification
method back to the program) to be set based on whether or not the
button is highlighted -- like a "Toggle" button -- rather than just
triggering an action on button release.
I can't identify any of the standard modes that will do this.
Does this require subclassing NSButton, or is there some other clever
way to accomplish this feat which I'm currently missing?
Any hints would be appreciated...
Thank you!
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Frank D. Engel, Jr. <email@hidden>
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Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have
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