Difference between revisions of "NSWindow"
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| + | The NSWindow class creates a drawing surface and fills the background based on its style mask. | ||
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| − | + | '''N.B.''' Unarchiver class = NSWindowTemplate | |
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Latest revision as of 02:45, 24 August 2013
The NSWindow class creates a drawing surface and fills the background based on its style mask.
XIB Fields
N.B. Unarchiver class = NSWindowTemplate
| Name | Type | Description |
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| NSWindowStyleMask | int | A bitmask that is interpreted by the window to select it's style. Values |
| NSWindowBacking | enum NSBackingStoreType : int | Retained,Non-Retained,Buffered |
| NSWindowRect | NSRect | The initial window size. |
| NSWTFFlags | int | A bitmask, don't know what it does. |
| NSWindowTitle | NSString | What is the shown in the window titlebar. |
| NSWindowClass | NSString | The type of window the template represents. |
| NSViewClass | NSString | The name of the class backing the window's content area |
| NSWindowContentMaxSize | NSSize | Self explanitory. |
| NSWindowContentMinSize | NSSize | Self explanitory. |
| NSMinSize | NSSize | Seems to apply to the content view rather than the window. |
| NSMaxSize | NSSize | Seems to apply to the content view rather than the window. |
| NSScreenRect | NSRect | The screen size on which the view was encoded(used for scaling), should probably be an NSSize, but don't argue with Apple, or compatability issues will arise.
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