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Re: How to get the "white shadow" effect when drawing NSStrings?

Subject: Re: How to get the "white shadow" effect when drawing NSStrings?
From: Simone Tellini <email@hidden>
Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2009 12:27:13 +0100


Il giorno 21/feb/09, alle ore 12:22, Brandon Walkin ha scritto:

Use a cell to draw your text and call -setBackgroundStyle: on it with the parameter NSBackgroundStyleRaised. That'll apply the exact same shadow that's used on toolbar item labels. Keep in mind that this method is Leopard-only.

or he could simply draw the same string twice: first using the white color, then in black, shifting the y coord by 1 pixel. It should achieve the same effect and it'll work on previous OS X versions too.

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Simone Tellini
http://www.tellini.org

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  >How to get the "white shadow" effect when drawing NSStrings? (From: Ulai Beekam <email@hidden>)
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