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matthews@oberon.umd.edu (Mike Matthews) writes:
> How in blazes are you supposed to make a window that can not be moved?  I
> know you have to use the initContext:... stuff (i.e. not use IB's palettes).
> I tried passing a style of NX_PLAINSTYLE to the window but the doggone title
> bar was logically there.

You were probably on the right track.  If memory serves me a window with a null  
button mask has no title/move bar.  The following code seems to do what you  
want:

	window = [[Window alloc] initContent:&r style:NX_PLAINSTYLE
			backing:NX_BUFFERED buttonMask:0 defer:NO];

I think plain windows, tastefully used, don't have to violate anybody's idea of  
how a NeXTstep app ought to work.  They are very useful for all kinds of custom  
UI and I for one like to see intuitive UI objects other than those found in IB.

-sam

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