nsstatusitem

问题 As of OS X 10.10 most of NSStatusItem has been deprecated in favour of the button property, which consists of an NSStatusBarButton. It should work like a normal button but unfortunately the cell and setCell methods in NSStatusButton have also been deprecated. As a result of this I'm struggling to find a way to keep the button highlighted after it's clicked (Normally the button is highlighted on mouse down, and unhighlighted on mouse up. I want to keep it highlighted after mouse up). Calling

问题 In an app that uses a NSStatusItem with a custom view like this: ... how can you get notifications when: The status bar gets hidden because of a full screen app The status item moves position because another item is added/removed/resized? Both are necessary to move the custom view to the right position when the item changes places. 回答1: There is a method -[NSStatusItem setView:] . When you set a custom view for your status item, this view is automatically inserted into a special status bar

问题 I have an ARC project involving a custom view that appears after clicking a status bar icon. I'm new to programming, so I pulled this example project from GitHub to get up and running. The app runs fine, the only issue is with the status bar item. I set up the NSStatusItem as I should, but as soon as I call setView, the icon seems to be released. I can click an empty space in the menubar which opens the app so the item is there, it's just that the icon is missing. (Image is confirmed to be

问题 I'm curious if there's a trick to detecting a click on the Menu Bar as a whole. I know I can detect a click on an NSStatusItem or NSMenu, but I am looking for events pertaining to the empty space of the Menu Bar. Looking through the documentation, it does not seem possible. However, I wanted to know if anyone had a workaround for this functionality? 回答1: You can install a local event monitor using NSEvent addLocalMonitorForEventsMatchingMask:handler: See the documentation located here. 来源：

问题 I'm trying to write an application that allows the user to drag files from the Finder and drop them onto an NSStatusItem . So far, I've created a custom view that implements the drag and drop interface. When I add this view as a subview of an NSWindow it all works correctly -- the mouse cursor gives appropriate feedback, and when dropped my code gets executed. However, when I use the same view as an NSStatusItem's view it doesn't behave correctly. The mouse cursor gives appropriate feedback

问题 I have a question about the NSStatusItem for cocoa in mac osx. If you look at the mac app called snippets (see the movie at http://snippetsapp.com/). you will see that once you clicked your statusbar icon that a perfectly aligned view / panel or maybe even windows appears just below the icon. My question is ... How to calculate the position to where to place your NSWindow just like this app does? I have tried the following: Subclass NSMenu Set the view popery for the first item of the menu

问题 I create a NSStatusItem in a class named StatusMenuController like this class StatusMenuController: NSObject { let statusItem = NSStatusBar.system().statusItem(withLength: NSVariableStatusItemLength) override func awakeFromNib() { let icon = NSImage(named: "MenuBar") icon?.isTemplate = true // best for dark mode if let button = statusItem.button { button.image = icon button.action = #selector(StatusMenuController.showPomoNow) button.sendAction(on: [.leftMouseUp, .rightMouseUp]) button.target

问题 I'm familiar with the technique described here: Drag and Drop with NSStatusItem to make an NSStatusBar item that can handle file drag & drop. What is the proper method for having a status bar item that supports both drag & drop and regular menu interactions, much like the Cloudapp icon does. I want users to be able to left click the NSStatusItem to see the normal menu listing as well as allow for file drag and drop functionality. It seems to me like I have to write all my own click handler

问题 I'm writing a small Mac OSX app that displays a menu bar icon. When clicked, a menu pops up. I'd like to have a "default" action for the menu bar icon. Basically, to execute an action when double-clicking it, without having to select the action from the menu. I looked over the Apple docs and there's is such a thing in NSStatusItem called doubleAction , but it's soft deprecated and does not (seem to) work. More over, the docs it says to use the button property, but trying to do so results in

问题 I have a Status-Bar item only app that Iam trying to get to show a panel on mouseOver. I have the custom status item (and associated view) hooked up and working, but the tracking rect is only receiving events on every dozen or so launches. This leads me to believe there is a race condition happening somewhere, but I can't find it. In my custom status bar item view: - (id)initWithStatusItem:(NSStatusItem *)statusItem { CGFloat itemWidth = [statusItem length]; CGFloat itemHeight = [[NSStatusBar