Heyo, quick question.
I've got an NSControl and NSCell, and am doing some logic with testing
if the mouse is down, and making sure the event location is within the
bounds of the cell's control view.
I've tried quite a bit of different ways of getting the event point
converted to the control view. Would you mid telling me if there's
something painfully obvious with this code?
Here's a snippet of code extracted from the cell:
- (void) drawBezelWithFrame:(NSRect) frame inView:(NSView *) controlView {
NSEvent * currentEvent = [NSApp currentEvent];
BOOL isMouseUp = true;
BOOL isLeftMouseDown = ([currentEvent type] == NSLeftMouseDown);
if(isLeftMouseDown) {
isMouseUp = false;
NSPoint localPoint;
BOOL coordsAreScreen = ([currentEvent window]==nil);
NSPoint windowPoint = [currentEvent locationInWindow];
if(coordsAreScreen) {
NSLog(@"coords are screen");
windowPoint = [[[self controlView] window]
convertScreenToBase:windowPoint];
}
if(windowPoint.x < 0 || windowPoint.y < 0) {
isLeftMouseDown = false;
isMouseUp = true;
} else {
//this block is where I can't get "localPoint"
to correctly convert.
NSLog(@"windowPoint:
%@",GDPrintGetPrintedNSPoint(windowPoint));
localPoint = [[self controlView]
convertPoint:windowPoint toView:nil];
NSLog(@"localPoint:
%@",GDPrintGetPrintedNSPoint(localPoint));
localPoint = [[[[self controlView] window] contentView]
convertPoint:windowPoint fromView:[self controlView]];
NSLog(@"localPoint2:
%@",GDPrintGetPrintedNSPoint(localPoint));
localPoint = [[self controlView]
convertPoint:windowPoint
fromView:[self controlView]];
NSLog(@"localPoint3:
%@",GDPrintGetPrintedNSPoint(localPoint));
NSLog(@"is in rect:
%i",NSPointInRect(localPoint,frame));
NSLog(@"frame: %@",GDPrintGetPrintedNSRect(frame));
if(!NSPointInRect(localPoint,frame)) isLeftMouseDown =
false;
}
}
}
I also threw this up on pastebin if you want some color:
http://pastebin.com/ZyTju8UY
To me the first "localPoint = ..." should be the correct way to
convert the windowPoint to the control views' coordinate space. But
it's never right.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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