Hi Glenn - thanks for the response. I'm not troubled by how to turn
the NSView into an NSImage. Rather, I'm concerned about how I get the
NSView in the first place. Once I have the NSView, I'm comfortable.
The problem is that I have to use an unsupported technique at the
moment to get at the "borderView" of the window.
Daniel
On Oct 18, 2005, at 2:33 PM, glenn andreas wrote:
I need to get an NSView of my window, including its frame. At the
moment I'm using the undocumented "_borderView" to access the
NSWindow's private view. This works great, but I wonder if I'm
overlooking an alternate solution that works and is also supported
by Apple? I thought about asking for a well-known view, like the
zoom button, and then asking for its superview, but that seems
more fragile than what I'm doing now.
Perhaps there is some Quartz-level way of getting at the bitmap
for an entire window? Any suggestions appreciated.
Daniel
NSWindows dataWithPDFInsideRect: combined with NSImages initWithData:?
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