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Re: Custom window w/close

On 5. Mar 2004, at 0:04, Dave Hersey wrote:

Question #1:
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Should I be delegating mouseMoved whenever the window is open, or is there a
more system-friendly way to do the highlighting? I'm not even sure if a
window's mouseMoved delegate gets called when the app is not front-most...?

The window does (AFAIK) not receive mouseMoved messages when the application is inactive. If you don't mind hacking a bit, I'd look into the newly addition in Panther of allowing tooltips for inactive applications, perhaps there is a way you can hook into that system and use it to highlight your close gadget instead.

Question #2:
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How do I get the click that activated me and make it go to my window's close
handler? Right now, the app just comes forward. I see the
NSApplicationDidBecomeActiveNotification, but that doesn't include
information about how the app became active.

NSView has an acceptsFirstMouse: which returns NO. Overload this method to return YES and/or close the window.
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