Huge audit of ITKit, mostly everything has been updated to current coding

[ITKit.git] / ITStatusItem.h

diff --git a/ITStatusItem.h b/ITStatusItem.h
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new mode 100644 (file)
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--- a/ITStatusItem.h
+++ b/ITStatusItem.h
@@ -1,49 +1,26 @@
 /*
  *     ITKit
- *  ITStatusItem
- *    NSStatusItem subclass which reduces suckage
+ *     ITStatusItem.h
  *
- *  Original Author : Joseph Spiros <joseph.spiros@ithinksw.com>
- *   Responsibility : Matt Judy <mjudy@ithinksw.com>
- *   Responsibility : Joseph Spiros <joseph.spiros@ithinksw.com>
+ *     NSStatusItem subclass which attempts to approximate NSMenuExtra's
+ *             appearance and functionality.
  *
- *  Copyright (c) 2002 iThink Software.
- *  All Rights Reserved
+ *     Copyright (c) 2005 by iThink Software.
+ *     All Rights Reserved.
  *
- */
-
-/*
- *     This subclass does 3 things:
- *
- *  1. Makes the status item smarter about highlighting.
- *  2. Allows you to set an inverted (alternate) image.
- *  3. Eliminates the pre-Jaguar shadow behind a normal status item.
- *
- *  Note:  In order to have the shadow not overlap the bottom of the
- *  menubar, Apple moves the image up one pixel.  Since that shadow is
- *  no longer drawn, please adjust your images DOWN one pixel to compensate.
+ *     $Id$
  *
  */
 
 #import <Cocoa/Cocoa.h>
 
+@interface ITStatusItem : NSStatusItem {
 
-@interface ITStatusItem : NSStatusItem
-{
 }
 
-// Use this to create a new retained status item.
-// It will appear in the system status bar, and
-// default to YES for its highlightMode.
-- (id)initWithStatusBar:(NSStatusBar*)statusBar withLength:(float)length;
-
-// These allow you to use an alternate (selected) image for your status item.
-- (NSImage*) alternateImage;
-- (void) setAlternateImage:(NSImage*)image;
+- (id)initWithStatusBar:(NSStatusBar *)statusBar withLength:(float)length;
 
-// The following have been redefined as to supply compliance with Jaguar (10.2)'s MenuExtras that have both titles and images. Continue to use them as though you would on a NSStatusItem, everything will be done for you automatically.
-- (void) setImage:(NSImage*)image;
-- (NSString*) title;
-- (void) setTitle:(NSString*)title;
+- (NSImage *)alternateImage;
+- (void)setAlternateImage:(NSImage *)image;
 
-@end
+@end
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