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Re: NSImageView detect click.
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Re: NSImageView detect click.


  • Subject: Re: NSImageView detect click.
  • From: Scott Anguish <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 17:01:38 -0400

by and large, splash screens are an annoyance.

having said that. :-)

You could change the NSImageView to an NSButton that has no outline, and use that to dismiss the window. you don't even need to write any code, just wire it up in IB.

Typically what I do is when I bring the panel up, I also do a performed delayed click in close button, so it'll go away automatically if the user doesn't do anything.

OpenUp has all the example code to do this in it.. http://homepage.mac.com/sanguish/OpenUp



On May 10, 2004, at 10:30 AM, Mark Thomas wrote:

Hi,
I'm doing a simple Splash/About screen screen, and I have my window within
the nib file, and I have placed a NSImageView on this window (covers whole
window), which I'm planning to create a NSView with a particular file, and
then give that to the NSImageView. Hopefully quite simple :-).

So I just wanted to detect the mouse has been click on this image to close
the window, I've noticed that there is a performClick within the NSControl
class, but I don't seem to be able to set the delegate for this NSImageView,
like what I have done for my NSWindow and "File;s Owner object", as I have a
controller object which has some addition interfaces which deal with
appFinishLoading and windowDidBecomeMain methods.

Maybe I have misunderstood how you are suppose to use these interfaces of
these objects, otherwise I could create an object and inherit from it, but
this seem like an over kill just to pick up a click.

Thanks
Mark.
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