Handling onMouseOver and onMouseOut on a NSStatusItem?

You should use NSTrackingArea objects for these things. This class handles exactly what you need.

Looks perfect. I was looking around but I couldn't find out how to actually RECEIVE the event. I can set up the tracking area, but what gets called or how do you set something to be called?

– Andrew M Jan 9 at 6:16 You setup NSTrackingArea with needed to receive events (mouse entered/left/hovered/etc) and owner of these events (like view or its controller) which should implement required methods like mouseEntered:, mouseExited:, mouseMoved: or cursorUpdate:. – Eimantas Jan 9 at 6:29.

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