Gets the NSButtonCell's delay and the
interval parameters used when NSButton
sends continouly action messages. By default
delay is 0.4 and interval is
0.075.
Returns the NSButtonCell's key equivalent. The
key equivalent and its modifier mask are used to
simulate the click of the button in
[NSButton -performKeyEquivalent:]
. Returns an empty string if no key equivalent is defined. By default NSButtonCell hasn't key equivalent.
Returns the modifier mask of the NSButtonCell's
key equivalent. The key equivalent and its modifier
mask are used to simulate the click of the button in
[NSButton -performKeyEquivalent:]
. The default mask is 0.
Sets the image position. The GNUstep implementation
depends only on the image position. If the image
position is set to
NSNoImage
then the type is set to
NSTextCellType
, to
NSImageCellType
otherwise
Sets the NSButtonCell's key equivalent to
key. The key equivalent and
its modifier mask are used to simulate the click of
the button in
[NSButton -performKeyEquivalent:]
. By default NSButton hasn't key equivalent.
Sets the modifier mask of the
NSButtonCell's key equivalent to
mask. The key equivalent and its
modifier mask are used to simulate
the click of the button in
[NSButton -performKeyEquivalent:]
. By default the mask is 0.
Sets the NSButtonCell's delay and
interval parameters used when NSButton
sends continouly action messages. By default
delay is 0.4 and interval is
0.075.
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