| NSWindowScripting |
Mac OS X 10.0 |
This informal protocol
declares the
methods that must be implemented by window classes in order to be
scriptable. The methods of this protocol define an interface to
setting and retrieving properties of the window, as well as to
control operations such as saving, printing, and closing the window.
NSWindow implements all of the methods in this
protocol as part of Cocoa's built-in support for
scripting.
@interface NSObject (NSWindowScripting)
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// Instance Methods |
- (BOOL)hasCloseBox;
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- (BOOL)hasTitleBar;
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- (BOOL)isFloatingPanel;
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- (BOOL)isModalPanel;
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- (BOOL)isResizable;
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- (BOOL)isZoomable;
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- (BOOL)isMiniaturizable;
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- (void)setIsZoomed:(BOOL)flag;
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- (void)setIsMiniaturized:(BOOL)flag;
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- (void)setIsVisible:(BOOL)flag;
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- (int)orderedIndex;
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- (void)setOrderedIndex:(int)index;
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- (id)handleSaveScriptCommand:(NSScriptCommand *)command;
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- (id)handleCloseScriptCommand:(NSCloseCommand *)command;
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- (id)handlePrintScriptCommand:(NSScriptCommand *)command;
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@end
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