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Re: Need Help Please....Truncation Mode for Window Title
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Re: Need Help Please....Truncation Mode for Window Title


  • Subject: Re: Need Help Please....Truncation Mode for Window Title
  • From: Joachim Deelen <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 13:49:19 +0100

Thank you very much!

I almost thought that I have to do it manually. Im going to use "TruncateThemeText" together with HIThemeGetWindowShape to truncate the title and listen for Window-Resize Notifications, to recalculate the truncation.

I can't find "HIThemeGetWindowShape" I thing I have to use "GetWindowBounds" from the Window Manager and provide "kWindowTitleTextRgn" as the Region-Constant to get the Bounding- Rectangle of the Title-Text. Is this correct?

I'm very new to Mac OS X Programming and as a newbie, I started with Cocoa and left the Carbon thing aside so far. But as deeper I get into all these APIs I notice, that some things can't be done with Cocoa alone. Sometimes you have to use Carbon. But I always try to use as much Cocoa as possible!

Why is this so? Is Cocoa just an Objective-C Wrapper around Carbon? I always thought they're at the same API Level.

Thanks again
Joachim


Am 01.03.2006 um 11:44 schrieb Bill Monk:


On Mar 1, 2006, at 3:34 AM, Greg Herlihy wrote:

This being a Cocoa list, I would have thought a solution using the
appearance manager would be considered cheating. :)

Possibly so, but it's nicer than rolling your own, which is where things were heading. :)


before calling
TruncateThemeText, the program may as well first call HIThemeGetWindowShape
passing in kWindowTitleTextRgn for the window region and find out exactly
how wide the window's title bar text can be at its current dimensions.

Yes, thanks, I knew there was a way but couldn't recall it...

The program can then pass that measurement, instead of a "fudge factor"

Right, that wasn't a great choice of words. Instead read "the difference between a title bar's width and that portion of it alloted to displaying the title text - which could be different in different kinds of windows, with different title fonts, and also depends upon which title bar widgets are present."
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