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timthedevguy / BGHUDAppKit

* BGHUDAPPKIT is no longer under development by me, I hope that the community will keep it alive and going as I no longer have time to dedicate to the project** The missing HUD controls. Please scroll down to read the readme file for an important notice concerning the future of BGHUDAppKit. Note that there are multiple versions available, 10.5+, 10.6.7, and now 10.7. As soon as I learn how I'll make these all one code base if possible.
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NSTableView drop or right click border. #23

Closed JamesGreen closed 14 years ago

JamesGreen commented 14 years ago

Hi,

First of all, great work on the framework!

When I use an NSTableView and I drop something on it or I connect an NSMenu to the NSTableView and right click on a row then I get a -to my eye- ugly blue border in the NSTableView (or its row). This is default behavior and also happens without your framework on Mac OS X 10.5. But I think it's not HUD-ish. Apple has little to no information about it. All I know is that it's not the focus ring of the first responder.

Anyway, I created 2 screenshots, one with a drop and one with the right click thing. (Sorry that the cell is not visible in the click screenshot but the blue border should be there).

http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/8615/picture2dq.png http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/8237/picture1wd.png

timthedevguy commented 14 years ago

Ok, I see what you mean, your talking about the drop indicator. I'll see what, if anything, I can do about it.

JamesGreen commented 14 years ago

Thank you. Before I posted this I researched some stuff and sadly I couldn't find anything about it. When dropping, you can change the behavior of the blue line with setDropRow:dropOperation: That's all I know..

timthedevguy commented 14 years ago

Sadly I can't find any information about this anywhere. I'll keep it on the back burner but for now it's being closed.