Confirmless Button #7
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* check to see if the confirm message is nil, if so, go ahead and just execute the button * don't add the overlay if there is no confirm message
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Haha glad you like the control! It's actually due for a rewrite I think... but I haven't needed it for awhile so I haven't bothered. I'll take a look at the commits\example later and merge it if nothing is broke. Don't see why not :P |
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I'd love to see the button get resized up and down with the font size. It turns out they're just a hair too big for the UI i'm implementing, but I'm using them anyways. |
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Yeah, like I said it needs a rewrite but it suited my needs at the time. Next time I use it in a project I'll probably take care of that. |
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I know this pull request is completely COUNTER to the point of the project, but the MAConfirmButton just looks so nice I wanted to use it as a regular button too.
The following pull request adds the ability to have a confirmless button. Just pass
nilinto confirm: when creating the button, and the button will act like a normal button, but beautiful.