Thanks Jim - I switched it over and it works fine, and with much less overhead
on mouse moved too.
Regards
Gideon
> If I understand correctly you are calling NSCursor's -set from within your
> view's -mouseMoved: method. If you are just changing cursor to indicate
> resize control areas, it
On 7 Jun 2010, at 12:01 , Gideon King wrote:
> I have a view where I set the cursor in a mouse moved event, when the mouse
> is over certain places in my view (resize handles for objects). This works
> fine, but sometimes I need to add some subviews to this view, and for some
> reason, when I
Hi all,
I have a view where I set the cursor in a mouse moved event, when the mouse is
over certain places in my view (resize handles for objects). This works fine,
but sometimes I need to add some subviews to this view, and for some reason,
when I do, it stops setting the cursors in some of th
