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Re: NSPanel with just a close button & title on title bar?
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Re: NSPanel with just a close button & title on title bar?


  • Subject: Re: NSPanel with just a close button & title on title bar?
  • From: Ken Tabb <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2004 11:05:13 +0000


On 19 Nov 2004, at 7:40 am, Peter Maurer wrote:

So this should remove the zoom button from a window:

[[window standardWindowButton:NSWindowZoomButton] removeFromSuperview];

I did this once, and as far as I can remember, my app crashed unless I retained those buttons before removing them from their superview. Thus, I came to the conclusion that the NSWindow still wanted to "talk" to its standard buttons from time to time, and that it was very unhappy if someone had released them (via removeFromSuperview).


Can anyone confirm?

(Unfortunately, I don't have access to that piece of code right now, so there's a certain possibility that my code had other flaws which caused the crash.)

You're both right! Andreas' method indeed knocks the zoom / miniaturise (/ close if you wanted it off) buttons off the title bar, and as Peter says you need to retain the buttons else the app crashes when the window is drawn to screen. Bearing in mind it's a global panel for the app, this I can live with (releasing in app delegate on quit).


More annoyingly for me is that although the method removes the 2 buttons that I don't want in the title bar, the title string is still drawn semi off the window, i.e. it's position is no different to when there are all 3 buttons, there's just a centimetre gap between the close button and the title.

8^(

Oh well it was worth a try! Thanks for all the help anyway!

Ken

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