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I am making an app that uses CAlayer to show contents like image in a NSWindow. The layer has shadows styled with shadowPath to make a better appearance. Finally to save/export the whole CAlayer and ...
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I set shadow on NSMutableAttributedString, it works on other version of iOS but not iOS 13, the next is my code let shadow = NSShadow.init() shadow.shadowColor = UIColor.red ...
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I just discovered the unfortunate fact that setting the shadow properties of an NSView's backing layer on macOS does not cause the shadow to render. It seems that this only works for stand-alone ...
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In our OS X application, we have enabled window shadow by view.window?.hasShadow = true. This will create a fine shadow over NSWindow. We have created a hole in the application by a custom view to see ...
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I try to write my own comboBox as NSComboBox does not has features I need. So, I subclassed an NSTextField and monitor the textinput and depending of the stringValue a TableView will get it's data. ...
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I have a custom UIView that I've created that has several custom UIControl instances which are non-rectangular buttons (instead of using UIButton instances). I am doing this because I need to be able ...
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I am trying to add a shadow to a NSImageView on an MAC application. I created a custom NSImageView class "ShadowView.h" and modified the drawRect: like so: - (void)drawRect:(NSRect)dirtyRect { [...
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Can anyone see what is wrong in the following Swift code? func myFunction(color:UIColor) {// Changes the Shadow color on textLabel var attributes = textLabel.attributedText?.attributesAtIndex(0, ...
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In Apple's documentation for NSShadow in UIKit, they state: An NSShadow object may be used in one of two ways. First, it may be set, like a color or a font, in which case its attributes are applied ...
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I'm trying to get multiline text to draw with a drop shadow without using deprecated APIs. It works fine for a single line. The relevant code looks like this: -(void)drawRect:(CGRect)rect { ...
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I'm making a white shadow in Objective-C and using the code NSShadow *myShadow = [[NSShadow alloc]init]; [myShadow setShadowColor: [UIColor whiteColor]]; and it seems to work fine, but when I'm ...
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I have a navigation bar that looks like so: It was created with the following code: // AppDelegate.m - (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)...
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I'd like to get a custom NSShadow on a borderless NSWindow, and since I'm also applying some animations on the window, I've set up the window's content view to be layer-backed. When applying the ...
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I've spent some time trying to figure out how to add a shadow to an NSView. For now, I am attempting to use the NSShadow class to accomplish this. My code is below. I am attempting to create the ...
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I have a NSWindow subclass, looking like this The thing that bothers me is that I would like to alter the shadow. Over a standard window, like Xcode right here, the contrast is a little weak. So I'd ...
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