>>> So why is it inevitable that I always send these emails and then
>>> have a brainstorm. I realized I could catch kEventMouseMoved at
>>> the application level and then just check if kEventParamWindowRef
>>> is my window or not.
>>
>> That will work, but it will be a firehose of events :)
>
> Unless mouse moved events are sent with kEventTargetSendToAllHandlers
> option (which I believe is not the case, otherwise it would be mentioned
> in the CarbonEvents.h), the mouse moved handler installed on a particular
> window might interrupt the event flow by means of returning noErr from
> the handler. Won't that be a problem? I haven't tried using event
dispatcher
> target in this context but maybe it's more appropriate.
Well I did try this approach out and it seems to work correctly (so far).
Is the noErr return value you mentioned only from other windows in my
application or would it be possible for a non-foreground application's
window that is behind my app to do this?
If it's only my application's windows then it is a non-issue (for me) since
my app only has one window.
Thanks,
Matt
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