Re: NSPopUpButton

[Adam Fedor]

Fred Kiefer wrote:


> We should take care to produce the least surprising results. And this
> would be to send the action always from the same object. For GNUstep
> this cannot be the NSMatrix, as we currently don't use one in our
> implementation of NSMenu. (Should we? Nicola, you are an expert on
> NSMatrix, would there be any benefit in switching from our current
> NSMenuView implementation into one that uses a NSMatrix?)
> But before we decide on any final solution, I still would like to here
> the MacOSX behaviour. Could anyone with access to MacOSX ask Georg for
> his test program and report the results on this mailing list?


I've noticed that NSMatrices control a lot about the cells they contain, 
including drawing the cells (or at least the drawing is optimized so 
there is no lockFocus between drawing different cells). But I'm probably 
digressing.

I think the action should come from the NSPopUpButton. I always though 
it was odd in NeXTStep when this didn't happen.




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