I tried changing:
anEvent.startDrag(null, dragImage, hotSpot, aTransferrable,
dragSourceListener);
to
anEvent.startDrag(null, null, null, aTransferrable,
dragSourceListener);
but this still results in an outline of the Panel being dragged in
addition to my dragBox. I'm using java 1.4.2_05 with OS X 10.3.5.
Ian Cheyne
On 30 Sep 2004, at 22:02, Sam Berlin wrote:
You can also pass null as the image, which will stop the outline from
being displayed.
Thanks,
Sam
On Thursday, September 30, 2004, at 04:21 PM, Ian Cheyne wrote:
I'm using the Drag and Drop API to implement a drag box in a Panel
as well as to drag objects from one frame to another. In the event
of the user clicking on "empty space" in a Panel my code identifies
that this is a drag to select rather than a drag objects request. I
use the dragOver method on the DragSourceListener to paint the drag
box. However, because I am not dragging a dragImage the Mac also
drags an outline of the Panel from which I am dragging.
I can easily remedy this by setting the dragImage to be an invisible
and small image but is there any other way to prevent the drawing of
the Panel outline. A preference setting perhaps? or is my
"workaround" okay?
Ian Cheyne
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