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Dockyard > Objective-C Classes > SettingsManager
Class Description
Manages various settings for Dockyard Manager, including whether or not the menu extra uses a black and white icon and bringing the main window up when the user clicks the application's dock icon (a la iChat).
Methods
- applicationShouldHandleReopen:hasVisibleWindows:
Method Detail
applicationShouldHandleReopen:hasVisibleWindows:
- (BOOL)applicationShouldHandleReopen:(NSApplication *)theApplication hasVisibleWindows:(BOOL)flag
Opens the main window when the application's icon is clicked.
- (IBAction)setOnState:(id)sender
Automatically sets the state of sender to NSOnState. This can be used for menu items that are bound to defaults keys.
- (void)setShouldUseBWIcon:(BOOL)newShouldUse
Sets whether the menu extra should use a color icon or a black-and-white one. This is stored in DockyardPreferences as @"MenuExtra:shouldUseBWIcon".
- (BOOL)shouldUseBWIcon
Returns YES if the menu extra version of Dockyard is using a black-and-white icon, NO if it is using a color icon.
- (void)shouldUseBWIconChanged:(NSNotification *)note
Response to a DockyardDefaultsChangedNotification when the key is @"MenuExtra:shouldUseBWIcon". This method should never be directly invoked.
- (IBAction)toggleWindowShown:(id)sender
If the main window is displayed, hides it. Otherwise, calls it to the front.
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