On 21 Apr 2008 07:41:25 -0700 , Jens Alfke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 21 Apr '08, at 6:22 AM, Ling Wang wrote:
Do you mean that it is unclear why this happens and there is no way
for application developers to avoid this annoyance?
As far as I know, yes. :-(
Jens
Perhaps it's not related, but something that's been bugging me is with
my window that contains an NSTextView in an NSScrollView as its
bottommost element. It's set to show the scroll bar only when needed.
When the (vertical) scroll bar is showing, moving the pointer from the
text area to the resize box causes it to change from the I-beam to the
arrow. But when the scroll bar is not showing, the pointer doesn't
change when it gets to the resize box.
It seems that I unconsciously rely on that change to know when to
click in the resize box, and if it doesn't change until it's
completely outside the window, I often end up clicking on whatever is
in the background, instead of in the resize box.
It would be a small annoyance if it didn't happen so often. Is it
worth filing a bug about this simple case? Or, is there an easy fix
for it?
Obviously, I could change my scroll view to always display the scroll
bar, but four years on, I'd rather not change the behavior of the app
for something this minor--and it may be that none of my customers are
bothered by it at all.
Mike Wright
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