Hello!
I would like to completely hide all buttons in NSAlert ( and also all buttons that can be shown in NSTouchBar ).
/// Configure TouchBar
/// Configure Alert
// Doesn't work
alert.window.touchBar = MyCustomTouchBar()
alert.runModal()
How to do this?
Thanks!
gaussblurinc
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