Re: NSStatusItem with no menu triggers menu tracking (repost)
Re: NSStatusItem with no menu triggers menu tracking (repost)
- Subject: Re: NSStatusItem with no menu triggers menu tracking (repost)
- From: "Carlos A. Weber" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 06:59:37 -1000
On Thursday, Jul 18, 2002, at 02:55 Pacific/Honolulu, Philip George wrote:
I have an NSStatus item which does not have a menu assigned to it. In
it is a graphic. When the user clicks the graphic, it is setup to
process mouse events, which all works great...
The problem is that clicking on that NSStatusItem results in menu
tracking being enabled, so if the user moves their mouse over to the
system clock, its (the clock's) menu will pop open. The user has to
actually click something (anything) a second time for menu tracking to
be disabled again.
How can I prevent this behavior?
(I think someone else mentioned this behavior here a few days ago...)
This is a more general bug which has nothing to do with your NSStatusItem. Try clicking in an empty area of the menu bar, then mouse over to the system clock; the same thing happens!
File a bug report?
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