Re: Drag and Drop it on my head...

FROM : Jerry LeVan
DATE : Thu Nov 21 00:31:33 2002

Ondra,

Adding: the method call    [[self window] endEditingFor:self]; in the
draggingEntered method seems to do the trick :)  (Self is the instance of
the subclassed textField under consideration.)

Thanks for the tip.

--Jerry
>
> On Wednesday, Nov 20, 2002, at 21:01 Europe/Prague, Jerry LeVan wrote:
>
>> This afternoon I tried sub classing NSTextField and simply added the
>> drag
>> and drop stuff to the implementation. I registered for the filenames
>> pasteboard in the awakeFromNib method for the new subclass.
>>
>> Regrettably I still see the same behavior. If the text field is active
>
>> then
>> the drop fails, more precisely, as I drag the file icon to the
>> textfield
>> when I hit the border of the textfield I get the dragging entered
>> message
>> but as soon as I enter the textfield I get the dragging exited
>> message...
>>
>> If the field is not active, then the drop succeeds.
>
> That's since a text field (or cell or whatever editable text) is
> active, it ceases to be a text field (or...), and immediately becomes
> an NSTextView. See the field editor stuff in NSWindow (and elsewhere).
> ---
> Ondra Cada
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