Re: Finding out Dock icon size
Re: Finding out Dock icon size
- Subject: Re: Finding out Dock icon size
- From: Michael Watson <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2007 12:31:54 -0500
Hmm, I knew they'd begun support for larger icons in Tiger, but
wasn't aware it was actually /implemented/ anywhere yet, outside of
being toggleable via Quartz Debug. Fun.
If you have to version-sniff the user's OS, you could use the #if
macros as seen in Apple's headers.
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On 02 Jan, 2007, at 12:09, leenoori wrote:
El 2/1/2007, a las 17:53, Michael Watson escribió:
Right now in Tiger, the max is 128x128, so it doesn't really
matter. In Leopard, this may change. However, everyone who can
tell you this is under NDA, and can't talk about it here.
Well, technically, even Tiger support 256 by 256 pixels icons, it's
just that the Finder and the Dock don't display them:
"Icon Services in Tiger has been extended to support icons that are
256 x 256 pixel in size."
http://developer.apple.com/releasenotes/GraphicsImaging/RN-
ResolutionIndependentUI/index.html
The exact future version of Mac OS X in which the Finder and the
Dock start showing higher-resolution icons doesn't really matter to
me; it's inevitable that it will happen sooner or later, and I'd
just like to be ready for it.
Does anyone know of a public API (not under NDA) that can be used
to find out what's the maximum size icon one should be ready for?
Or do I have to do a runtime check for a particular version of Mac
OS X?
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