//
//  SPButtonBar.h
//  sequel-pro
//
//  Created by Max Lohrmann on 16.07.18.
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/**
 * This view can be used as the background for button bars displayed at the bottom of the window
 * in various places.
 * On 10.14+ it will automatically adapt to the Dark UI mode.
 *
 * Since Apple's complete "documentation" of Dark mode resources consists of "Just use Asset
 * Catalogs. Oh btw, that'll only work in Xcode 10 and OS X 10.14.", I guess this will be the
 * alternative to using file formats that are ten times more volatile than the Mac hardware lineup.
 */
@interface SPButtonBar : NSView
{
	NSImage *lightImage;
	NSImage *darkImage;
}

@property (readwrite, retain) NSColor *systemColorOfName;

- (instancetype)init NS_UNAVAILABLE;

@end
