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Re: Fake NSMenu-like view

Subject: Re: Fake NSMenu-like view
From: Camillo Lugaresi <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 22:11:40 +0100
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On 29/gen/06, at 21:59, Daniel Jalkut wrote:

I want to develop a "fake menu" view such that I can present UI somewhat like the "menu" that appears below a Spotlight query when invoked from the menu bar.

Does anybody have any advice? It doesn't have to be so much like a real menu. That is, it won't need things like hierarchical displays or keyboard shortcut symbols, etc. But it needs to present text in the menu font against the faintly-striped background (fortunately I think that's the standard window background).

When you want to emulate the look of standard UI elements in a custom view, use the HITheme API.

Camillo
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