I have a Textured Window with a NSView that has some custom drawing
done in drawRect.
When I click and drag outside the custom NSView
The window moves
(That is exactly what is needed)
When I click and drag within the custom NSView
The window moves
The custom NSView receives the mouseDragged messages
Since I am overriding mouseDragged (and most other mouse related
messages in NSResponder) I would expect for the custom NSView to only
receive the messages and since I am not calling [super mouseXXXXX];
the message should not get outside the NSView therefore the window
should not move.
Clearly that is now what happens. The window moves when I click and
drag within the custom view which is something we dont want to happen.
Does anyone understands what is the flow of mouse events and what to
do to get around this?
