010/12/16 Fritz Anderson :
> I'm at the airport and without access to the documentation, but I doubt that
> Cocoa promises that NSSlider will always be implemented in terms of a Carbon
> button. I think you've stumbled on an undocumented technique that
> accidentally happens to work.
GetCurrent
I'm at the airport and without access to the documentation, but I doubt that
Cocoa promises that NSSlider will always be implemented in terms of a Carbon
button. I think you've stumbled on an undocumented technique that accidentally
happens to work.
Take the advice about the performSelector: fa
After posting I found a Carbon function GetCurrentButtonState;
I call this in my slider action method and if the mouse is up I do my
clean up and return otherwise I do the live slider action.
Seems to work just fine.
Am I OK with this?
-koko
On Dec 16, 2010, at 3:54 PM, Ken Ferry wrote:
H
Hi Koko,
On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 2:37 PM, wrote:
> What is the preferred way of receiving an action when the mouse is released
> in an NSSlider?
>
The preferred thing is not to do precisely that. It's to have the action
method use, say, -performSelector:withObject:afterDelay: and +
cancelPrevi
What is the preferred way of receiving an action when the mouse is
released in an NSSlider?
-koko
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