Display RBLPopover from NSStatusItem about rebel HOT 10 CLOSED

Does it work if you use NSMinYEdge instead? On OS X, max Y is usually the top.

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Nope, same result.

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Hmm, it looks like this would happen because NSStatusItem.view doesn't have an associated window (which RBLPopover uses for its coordinate calculations). Marking this as a bug.

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It does seems to have a window. Logging _statusItemView.window returns an instance of NSStatusBarWindow.

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Not sure what it could be off-hand, then. If you figure it out, a pull request would be happily accepted!

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Sounds good. I'll see what I can do.

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I found the problem. I wasn't setting backgroundViewClass when creating the popover. It's working fine now.

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@edc1591 there should be one set for you by default, if there isn't that is a bug :)

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@dannygreg It was null. I just set it to the default myself.

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@edc1591 It is set in initWithContentViewController:, you shouldn't need to do that manually. Are you sure you're using that initialiser?

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