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mlRe: NSView and array of moveable NSImages
FROM : I. Savant
DATE : Thu Apr 05 22:01:47 2007

On 4/5/07, Scott Anguish <<email_removed>> wrote:
>
> There isn't much extensive to it.  You simply start at the closest
> rectangle and test the bounds against the mouse location.  First hit
> is the one that you drag.
>


  So you're saying the z-order should be managed by the image's
position in the array (index zero being the topmost image)? If so,
that's even better than maintaining a "z-order" property. :-) Just
move the images around in the array to change the z-order.

  (sigh) No matter how efficient you think you've made something,
someone always comes along and points out a way you can make it even
more so. :-}

--
I.S.

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