No you don't understand me, it will be called with mouse down, it's just
there is some internal cross-platform event management system and I think
it could be called outside mouseDown.
Vojtech
Dne 11. prosince 2011 1:44 Kyle Sluder napsal(a):
> 2011/12/10 Vojtěch Meluzín :
> >>
> >> I need to i
2011/12/10 Vojtěch Meluzín :
>>
>> I need to initiate a simple drag & drop operation for a single filename,
>> but it will not be called within NSView mouseDown, but shortly afterwards
>> (internal reasons).
>>
>>
>> What does “shortly afterwards” mean, exactly? Assuming you returned from
>> the -m
>
> I need to initiate a simple drag & drop operation for a single filename,
> but it will not be called within NSView mouseDown, but shortly afterwards
> (internal reasons).
>
>
> What does “shortly afterwards” mean, exactly? Assuming you returned from
> the -mouseDown: method, what are you starti
On Dec 7, 2011, at 12:29 PM, Vojtěch Meluzín wrote:
> I need to initiate a simple drag & drop operation for a single filename,
> but it will not be called within NSView mouseDown, but shortly afterwards
> (internal reasons).
What does “shortly afterwards” mean, exactly? Assuming you returned fro
No ideas??
Dne 7. prosince 2011 21:29 Vojtěch Meluzín napsal(a):
> Hi,
>
> I need to initiate a simple drag & drop operation for a single filename,
> but it will not be called within NSView mouseDown, but shortly afterwards
> (internal reasons). The mouse button will still be pressed, but the
> m
Hi,
I need to initiate a simple drag & drop operation for a single filename,
but it will not be called within NSView mouseDown, but shortly afterwards
(internal reasons). The mouse button will still be pressed, but the
mouseDown even will already be finished. How to do this?
Regards
Vojtech
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