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NSBorderlessWindowMask and Window Menu
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NSBorderlessWindowMask and Window Menu


  • Subject: NSBorderlessWindowMask and Window Menu
  • From: Chris Long <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 25 Apr 2004 15:42:37 -0700

I've got a subclass of NSWindow making with NSBorderlessWindowMask as its style mask. In this document based app, I'd like these windows to show up in the Window menu which they are not doing now. I do not want these windows to have title bars and that seems to be the only thing that is causing it not to be in the window menu/accept window close commands etc... If I change the mask to NSTitledWindowMask they act as normal windows minus the controls of close/resize/maximize etc....

I know of NSWindow's setExcludeFromWindowsMenu and tried to set that to at least see if I can get it to show up but it does not change anything.

Anyone know how I can make a borderless window that will have the normal controls as a "normal" window with close/resize buttons?
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