Oh yeah, add this to -awakeFromNib, or some other appropriate place:
self.movable = false;
Also note that in doing this, you'll lose the ability for your windows to be
moved even if your app is not responding.
On May 6, 2013, at 14:17 , Thomas Wetmore <t...@verizon.net> wrote:
> Is there a way to restrict the movement of an NSWindow to a frame of another
> window (that may underly it) or to some other fixed rectangular sub-area on
> the screen?
>
> Searching the web there was a CocoaBuilder thread 12 years ago that indicates
> that it was unknown how to do this then, implying that optimization in the
> Window Manager was an issue, but holding out the possibility that a layer
> below Cocoa might allow it.
>
> The windowWillMove: delegate method does not allow vetoing the move. In
> contrast to the windowWillResize:toSize: delegate method that does allow
> resizing to be vetoed.
>
> If your answer to this question would be to ask me why I should want to do
> such a thing, please consider that that is not an answer.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tom Wetmore
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