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mlRe: Handling files dropped onto NSTextView
FROM : David Dunham
DATE : Wed Aug 16 17:46:42 2006

On 16 Aug 2006, at 07:40, Daniel Jalkut wrote:

> I suspect you might be going at this from the wrong direction.  The 
> drag seems to be working fine and as you expect: no need to 
> interfere with that. The fact that the icon is being drawn for you 
> means that your text view's default layout manager has chosen to 
> represent the file graphically as best as it knows how.


I don't think I want to embed the actual data in the NSTextView. As 
near as I can tell, that's what is going on. I'd rather save just an 
alias. Unless it's a graphic.

David Dunham    A Sharp, LLC
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"People seem to misinterpret complexity as sophistication" -- Niklaus 
Wirth

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