FROM : Gerd Knops
DATE : Thu Nov 18 21:05:14 2004
Hi,
I checked the documentation but so far came up empty. Is there any
(preferably elegant) way to have a drop target set the cursor for the
intended drop operation? Eg add to the white '+' in the green circle
when also NSDragOperationPrivate is selected etc?
Basically I have an application that besides reacting normal to move
(no modifier) and copy requests (Alt-drop) will also create a new
folder for the dropped items when Cmd is pressed, and any combination
of the above. I'd like to have the cursor reflect that behavior, but do
not see any aobvious way how to achieve that.
Any pointers?
Thanks
Gerd
DATE : Thu Nov 18 21:05:14 2004
Hi,
I checked the documentation but so far came up empty. Is there any
(preferably elegant) way to have a drop target set the cursor for the
intended drop operation? Eg add to the white '+' in the green circle
when also NSDragOperationPrivate is selected etc?
Basically I have an application that besides reacting normal to move
(no modifier) and copy requests (Alt-drop) will also create a new
folder for the dropped items when Cmd is pressed, and any combination
of the above. I'd like to have the cursor reflect that behavior, but do
not see any aobvious way how to achieve that.
Any pointers?
Thanks
Gerd
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