Hi Oleg,
The property you want is setContinuous:YES, or check the "Continuous"
checkbox in Interface Builder. (The method is defined on NSSilder's
superclass, NSControl.)
Hope this helps,
- Greg
On Sep 24, 2008, at 7:08 AM, Oleg Krupnov wrote:
NSSlider only changes its value (and fires its target/action and the
binding) when the user releases the mouse button.
Whereas I need to track the current value of the slider while the
mouse is being dragged, with the button held down -- like thumbnail
size in iPhoto.
I can't believe I have to implement my own slider to get this
behavior. Neither I can find the property of NSSlider that would make
it behave like this. Am I missing something?
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