On Oct 23, 2007, at 5:53 AM, Alastair Houghton wrote:
On 22 Oct 2007, at 19:46, Chris Heimark wrote:
Does anyone have any wisdom on this subject matter?
Generally if nobody replies, it's because nobody knows or has
anything to say on the subject. However:
I completely understand. Thanks for helping me think this through. I
appreciate your support. BTW, is this site the official Apple fed list?
Begin forwarded message:
Hi:
I get the following alert when dropping a folder of files unto an
NSTextView from the Finder:
"Warning: Do you really want to copy the contents of the
dragged items into the text?"
The Alert has Copy, Cancel and Alias response buttons.
Have you tried comparing your code/the setup of your NSTextView to
the one in TextEdit? (The code for TextEdit is one of the samples
in /Developer/Examples/AppKit.)
Anyway, TextEdit 1.4(220) out of the box with OS 10.4.10 (8R218) PPC
does exhibit this behaviour on a drop from finder on my machine. The
TextEdit sample, built as either Development or Deployment builds,
exhibiting same versioning as released version, do the same thing.
Puzzling. Are you on Intel?
I will attempt to see if nib settings for my app and TextEdit are the
same. The only D&D code I have (adopted from TextEdit sample) are two
drag routines and they work just fine to allow me to drop files on
the finder.
Meanwhile, if you have any other suggestions, I would appreciate them.
Thanks. Puzzled in Paoli...
Chris
TextEdit plainly doesn't exhibit this behaviour (at least, not on
my system), so there is something about your particular program
that is triggering it I think.
