I’m pretty sure i’ve seen this somewhere (not counting the help menu), and I feel like you could just drag one in under ib in leopard. Not that it matters, but it will either go into a dock menu or a service. Thanks
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I’m pretty sure i’ve seen this somewhere (not counting the help menu), and I feel like you could just drag one in under ib in leopard. Not that it matters, but it will either go into a dock menu or a service. Thanks
Try setting an NSTextField as the view of an NSMenuItem.
You can do this in IB by dragging the text field into the nib as a top-level object and setting the menu item’s
viewoutlet to point to the field.Tricky thing you may need to solve in your app: In the IB simulator, at least, pressing return/enter did not dismiss the menu.