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Re: Contextual menu click in window title

Subject: Re: Contextual menu click in window title
From: Todd Yandell <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 9 Sep 2005 00:45:23 -0500

Hi Mark,

There's no need to subclass NSWindow or to try to handle "mouseDown:" in an NSWindow subclass. Just use NSWindow's "setRepresentedFilename:" method to add a proxy icon to your window's title bar. This will only work, of course, if the data you need to represent is on the local machine, since it requires a file system name.

If you want to do something else in the titlebar (for example, like Safari's titlebar), you can always add a custom view to the window. Just grab one of the standard window buttons using "standardWindowButton:", then add your custom view to the button's superview. From there you can handle clicks or show a popup menu.

Hope that helps,
Todd

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