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Re: Drag and Drop Problems

It turns out to be 24 pixels.

Drag and Drop really needs a lot of work on OS X Java. I does not
behave at all like it does on Windows.

I never get my dragExit() method called until I release the mouse.

It does not seem to let me change the cursor to the one I want.

You would think that something as important to the Mac UI as DnD would
be a bigger priority at Apple for Java. It does not seem well
implemented or tested. I hope someone is listening....

I am very frustrated that I have to turn my PC to do development.
GGGrrrrrrrrrr.





Greg Guerin wrote:

>Tom Condon <email@hidden> wrote:
>
>
>
>>In my dragOver() method I get the
>>position of the event and print it out to standard out after using
>>SwingUtilities.convertPointFromScreen(). The y value of the point seems to
>>be off by
>>about 20 pixels.
>>
>>
>
>Maybe it's a coincidence or maybe it's a clue, but "about 20 pixels" is the
>height of a Frame/JFrame's title bar. I forget whether this is reflected
>in the Frame's insets or not.
>
> -- GG
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