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NSView directly drawn on screen?
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  • Subject: NSView directly drawn on screen?
  • From: John Ku <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2009 22:51:13 -0700

What I am trying to achieve is like CoverSutra's:
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A menu bar pop up menu where there is key/responder event but yet doesn't
switch away from the current running application.

I experiemented with various NSWindow settings, but it always deactivates
the current application and switches to my app.

I am a starting coder so I haven't fully comprehended Apple's provided
documents. But my wild wild guess is drawing an NSView directly without
NSWindow. Would this work? Is this
possible? What other ways can this be done?


Thank you all,
John
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