Stephen Chu wrote on Thursday, November 17, 2005:
>OK. Enough for the rant. I did find a fix for it thought: Open your
>com.apple.Xcode.plist in Property List Editor. Find the entry named
>"NSDragAndDropTextDelay" and set it to "1". It controls the delay
>time in mS. But DO NOT set it to "0". It doesn't work the same way
>our typical logic does. Zero means completely disable text drag and
>drop.
The NSDragAndDropTextDelay property is a delay (in milliseconds), just as the name implies. It is not a 0/1 switch. If you read the documentation for the property, you'd know that you can set it to any delay value, or a non-positive number to disable drag-and-drop entirely.
The delay-before-drag behavior is intentional and useful, but I do prefer a tighter tolerance. I usually set my delay to between 150 and 250 milliseconds. I think the default is closer to 500.
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James Bucanek
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