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RE: NSCComboBox Question
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RE: NSCComboBox Question


  • Subject: RE: NSCComboBox Question
  • From: Jeff Laing <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 17 Feb 2006 10:24:11 +1100

> *	Drag an NSPopUpButton onto your window and select it.
> *	Press Command-1 to bring up the attributes for the button.
> *	In the Inspector window that should now be visible, change the
> button's type to PullDown
> *	Double-click on the pulldown button itself, this should
> bring up
> its menu
> *	From the Cocoa-Controls panel go to the menus area
> *	Now you can simply drag on and off of the button as many menu
> "Item"s as you like.  To editor an item just double-click it.

Is it just me, or does "as you like" not quite describe it.  For me, it
seems that the menu snaps shut again whenever you drag a new item into it,
with the new item as the selected one.

ie, if you want to add five items, you will go through five iterations of
"double-click to open, then drag new item from palette"
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