The only thing I can see is that the docs say that you need to send
the pasteboard the "types" or "availableTypeFromArray:" selectors
before sending "stringForType:", so maybe you're getting screwy log
results without that. Does it change if you add a [pb types]; before
the last NSLog?
- d
On Mar 11, 2008, at 11:13 PM, Jamie Phelps wrote:
Hi, all. I am working on the Hillegass chapter that covers drag and
drop, and I have the following method in my code.
- (void)writeStringToPasteboard:(NSPasteboard *)pb {
NSLog(@"Writing %@ to pasteboard [EMAIL PROTECTED]",self.string, pb);
// Copy string data to the pasteboard.
[pb setString:self.string
forType:NSStringPboardType];
NSLog(@"%@",[pb stringForType:NSStringPboardType]);
}
Copy and paste work as expected, but drag and drop does not. It
pastes a J every time. (The code handles only one character at a
time.) When using drag and drop, the above code writes out the
correct string to the console in the first NSLog call but the last
one prints the J again. Can anyone offer any thoughts about where I
might be going wrong in implementing my drag and drop code?
Thanks,
Jamie
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