Thanks for pointing that out, I thought my code wasn't working. Its
very unintuitive.
Perhaps we should file a bug/enhancement.
RD
On 3 Nov 2009, at 11:36, Raphael Sebbe wrote:
I have the same problem: holding mouse down to initiate a drag is not
intuitive. I guess that when multiple selection is disabled, the
collection
view should initiate the drag immediately instead of tracking.
Raphael
On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 11:42 PM, Harry Vangberg
<ha...@vangberg.name> wrote:
Hello
I have a NSCollectionView with setAllowsMultipleSelection:NO, which
is a
drag
source via NSCollectionViewDelegate. That works great, except for one
thing:
to start a drag you must hold the mouse down in the same spot for
roughly 1
second, which makes it almost impossible to use on a touchscreen,
where
clicking the same spot for 1 second is more than difficult. So: is
there
some
way to
a) Make the drag happen instantly, without the delay, which I
believe
is
there because of the ability to select multiple view items.
That
doesn't matter though, because I don't allow that, as stated
earlier.
or
b) Add some kind of 'tolerance radius' inside which the mouse
down
event
must happen, which would make it possible to initiate a drag
via the
less-than-precise control a touchscreen is.
This is with 10.6.
Thanks,
Harry
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