FROM : Troy Dawson
DATE : Thu Jan 02 20:11:38 2003
some time ago on cocoa-dev, jcr wrote:
> Just replace the window's contentView with a custom view of your own.
> In your custom view class, implement the -mouseDownCanMoveWindow
> method to return YES if the titlebar was hit.
but in my tests -mouseDownCanMoveWindow is only called once on each
view, not on each mousedown event.
Is there a way to programmatically disable mouse window dragging?
The RoundTransparentWindow sample is cheating by moving the window
directly. This is less smooth than the builtin dragging.
=td=
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DATE : Thu Jan 02 20:11:38 2003
some time ago on cocoa-dev, jcr wrote:
> Just replace the window's contentView with a custom view of your own.
> In your custom view class, implement the -mouseDownCanMoveWindow
> method to return YES if the titlebar was hit.
but in my tests -mouseDownCanMoveWindow is only called once on each
view, not on each mousedown event.
Is there a way to programmatically disable mouse window dragging?
The RoundTransparentWindow sample is cheating by moving the window
directly. This is less smooth than the builtin dragging.
=td=
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