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Source/NSPopUpItemCell.m & Source/NSMenuItemCell.m updates

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Pierre-Yves Rivaille 2001-07-23 14:33:25 +00:00
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2001-07-23 Pierre-Yves <pyrivail@spocky.imada.sdu.dk>
2001-07-23 Pierre-Yves <pyrivail@ens-lyon.fr>
* Source/NSPopUpItemCell.m (-drawInteriorWithFrame:inView:): updates to
have a cuter displaying of NSPopUpButton
* Source/NSMenuItemCell.m (-imageRectForBounds:): idem
(-drawBorderAndBackgroundWithFrame:inView:): idem
(-drawInteriorWithFrame:inView:): idem
2001-07-23 Pierre-Yves <pyrivail@ens-lyon.fr>
* Source/NSFontPanel.m (_initWithoutGModel): call setMinColumnWidth on
familyBrowser and on faceBrowser (they were not displayed)
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methods (acceptsAlphaNumericalKeys, setAcceptsAlphaNumericalKeys:,
sendsActionOnAlphaNumericalKeys, setSendsActionOnAlphaNumericalKeys:)
* Source/NSBrowser.m: Add GNUstepExtensions category methods
* Source/NSBrowser.m (-initWIthFrame:): initialization of the
alphanumerical-key-related instance variables.
* Source/NSBrowser.m (-dealloc): TEST_RELEASE a keyDown internal object
* Source/NSBrowser.m (-keyDown): support for alphanumerical keys
* Source/NSBrowser.m (-selectRow:inColumn:): when calling
[matrix cellAtRow:column:], column should be 0 (not column)
(-initWIthFrame:): initialization of the alphanumerical-key-related
instance variables.
(-dealloc): TEST_RELEASE a keyDown internal object
(-keyDown): support for alphanumerical keys
(-selectRow:inColumn:): when calling [matrix cellAtRow:column:], column
should be 0 (not column)
Fri Jul 20 10:18:58 2001 Nicola Pero <nicola@brainstorm.co.uk>