02.15 Bug: Bitrate and Framerate are NOT always shown by thoste.02.15 Additional columns Bitrate, Framerate and last modified by thoste.02.18 Feature Request Add context menu and scan directory tree recursively for videos by thoste.02.19 How to Burn a music CD in macOS Monterey or macOS Big Sur by Hans.02.20 Looking for help combining Meteor Rain Sketch with another pattern by Kip.02.27 MovieScanner2 Invalid floating point operation error by dlfuller.In this example I set the text to ' 100%', but this can be anything - just keep it short, there is not much space! (NSStr(Pchar('100%')))

Bounce until the application (form) gets focus (only works when the application does not have focus!): (NSCriticalRequest) įor this we will need to store the request ID, so we can reference it when asking for the bouncing to stop.īecause of this we start the bouncing as such: AttentionRequestID : NSInteger ĪttentionRequestID := (NSCriticalRequest) Īnd later on we stop it with: ( AttentionRequestID) Īdd Text to Dock Icon (eg. Next we will need the unit MacOSAll and CocoaAll. You can place this somewhere at the top of your unit. I found this post in the Lazarus Forum and after some tinkering managed to get both to work in a very easy way.įirst of all, the compiler needs to be set in ObjectiveC1 mode. So one of the nice things of macOS is the Dock.įrom an application perspective, the bouncing icon asking for the attention of the user is cool, and having a badge (a number or % or whatever you want) tagged to the dock icon helps with giving the user feedback even when the application is not visible.

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