nsstatusitem

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? You can install a local event monitor using NSEvent addLocalMonitorForEventsMatchingMask:handler: See the documentation located here . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7249239/detect-click-on-os-x-menu-bar

How do I execute a function when a user's mouse hovers over my NSStatusItem? If you assign a custom NSView to your NSStatusItem 's view property, you can override the NSResponder methods mouseEntered: , mouseMoved: and mouseExited: . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5114974/cocoa-capturing-nsstatusitem-mouse-hover-event

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 systemStatusBar] thickness]; NSRect itemRect = NSMakeRect(0.0, 0.0, itemWidth, itemHeight); NSLog(@

I have an NSStatusItem with an attached menu that I'm triggering with a global hotkey. If I click the menu item I get the highlight as usual, if I use the hotkey the highlight isn't triggered. Does anyone know a way to trigger the highlight? I've tried overriding the view and drawing it myself in drawRect but if there is a nicer way to do it I'd love to hear. Thanks! The reason I don't want to override the view is then I have to handle icon positioning, clicking to activate the menu, etc. This does the magic in macOS 10.13.6 with Xcode 10. guard let m = statusItem.menu else { return }

I have an application that is an NSStatusItem . It has a few different modes, each of which require an external process to be launched, during which the icon is simply highlighted, and appears to be frozen. I want to use the -setImage: method (or reasonable facsimile) to display something along the lines of a "spinner" commonly seen in web applications and all over OS X. Is there any native method for accomplishing this (e.g. some instance of NSProgressIndicator ?) or must I manually display an animation by cycling through a set of images? In either case, how would I implement? In order to

Left one on the picture is the date and time from Apple and one is my application one. As you may see the text of my application appears lower than the Apple one. Which doesn't look pretty. How can this be resolved? self.statusBarItem.image = nil self.statusBarItem.button?.imagePosition = .NoImage self.statusBarItem.button?.title = "Sun 5 Jun 13:35" Tarvo Mäesepp You could do it in offset. You cannot do it like this since it needs to be done on the status item button bar. button.frame = CGRectMake(0.0, 0.5, button.frame.width, button.frame.height) I wanted to make a quick addition to this.

I am working on an Mac Application. I have set Application is agent (UIElement) = YES in plist, and App have a Window (lets say Popup Window) that acts as custom PopOver for StatusMenu. One more window is there (lets say Window B) that should opened on selecting a Link from StatusMenu that i have made, but Problems that I am facing are as follow: On Application launch, When I opens status Menu It also showing Window B , that actually should not be Shown. Window B is allocated and initialised in Application Delegate. Another Issue is When Window B is made Visible by Selecting it from StatusMenu