Convert NSImageView tint color as variable setter #5
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…nhancements Added support for CollectionViews, TextField and Labels Added ActivityIndicatorView support Provide mechanism to apply tintColor to NSUIImageView
Add more UIKit <-> AppKit compatibility to NSUI
…break UIKit logic.
Make tintColor a variable setter for NSUIImageView(AppKit)
Updating branch to latest version
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It took me a while to understand what was going on here, but now I get it and its great! |
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(if you sync up your fork, you can fix that issue with the other commits coming along) |
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Convert tintColor function into variable setter.
Prevent conditional compilation between AppKit and UIKit usage.