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NSMenu and menu handle

  • Subject: NSMenu and menu handle
  • From: James Gregurich <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2003 07:54:30 -0500
howdy!


I understand that the Cocoa menuing system is based on the Carbon Menu API. Is there any way to get the menu handle so that I can set up a MenuDefProcPtr (Menu Manager Reference pg 160)? I don't see a legal or illegal way in the NSMenu docs.

I want to do a custom menu layout consisting of a grid of color swatches. If I can't get a menu handle with NSMenu, I assume I can just do direct calls to carbon to set up my menu and handle its drawing and selecting. Is this correct?

thanks,

James
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