Adding button styles to cocoa.macos.m?

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Garrett

Well, I'm doing something I probably shouldn't, but I just can't help myself! :-)

I've poking around in cocoa.macos.m around line 1618, and I want to add a few
buttons styles.

First one is "NSTexturedSquareBezelStyle" which does work, as I already tried
it by replacing "BUTTON_PUSH"'s style with the "NSTexturedSquareBezelStyle"
style. Kind of cool seeing the metal button style on a BlitzMax app :-)

But! If I try to add

if (style==BUTTON_METAL) [button setBezelStyle:NSTexturedSquareBezelStyle];

I get an notice that I must declare BUTTON_METAL. So I opened up maxgui.h
and added

#define BUTTON_METAL 6

just after

#define BUTTON_PUSH 1
#define BUTTON_CHECKBOX 2
#define BUTTON_RADIO 3
#define BUTTON_OK 4
#define BUTTON_CANCEL 5

and of course, it didn't work :-( I tried browsing around the mods and sources
a bit to see if I could find any other references to the buttons, but can't find
anything.

Does anyone know what else I need to do, to get the additional style working
without having to replace a current style?

Thanks for any help or info,
-Garrett