FROM : Ken Victor
DATE : Thu Dec 09 02:28:27 2004
NSButton returns true for acceptsFirstMouse. i'd prefer not to have
this behavior and only have the first click activate my app. is there
someway, other than subclassing all my buttons, and any other
controls that may have similar behavior, to prevent first clicks from
actually propagating to controls? (i'd still like to maintain the
ability for clicks on the window controls - close, minimize, expand -
to still operate while my app is inactive.)
thanx,
ken
DATE : Thu Dec 09 02:28:27 2004
NSButton returns true for acceptsFirstMouse. i'd prefer not to have
this behavior and only have the first click activate my app. is there
someway, other than subclassing all my buttons, and any other
controls that may have similar behavior, to prevent first clicks from
actually propagating to controls? (i'd still like to maintain the
ability for clicks on the window controls - close, minimize, expand -
to still operate while my app is inactive.)
thanx,
ken
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Ken Victor | Dec 9, 02:28 | |
| Nick Zitzmann | Dec 9, 02:40 |






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