cursorRects/trackingRects in non-key window
cursorRects/trackingRects in non-key window
- Subject: cursorRects/trackingRects in non-key window
- From: Joe Baskerville <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2006 11:07:29 +0100
hi list,
ok, i have a problem with using cursorRects in a non-key window. heres
the deal:
I have an app where there are 2 floating windows that need to have
rollover areas in them. I need to be able to set areas that cause a
cursor change to indicate a hotspot, ie it changes to the pointing hand
cursor. due to the main window in the app having macromedia flash
content inside a webview, the main window needs to remain key, or the
flash content slows down (this is another story). so the 2 floating
windows cannot become key, which is how they currently work.
fine i think, ill just implement tracking rects inside the views in my
floating windows, and change the cursor accordingly. which actually kind
of works, in that i can track when the mouse has entered a tracking
rect, and exited, and change the cursor. but when the user clicks, the
mousedown/up seems to override the cursor change and it goes back to the
default pointer. ive forced it to set the cursor again to the pointing
hand in the mouseup but it flips back again to the default pointer.
so, fine i think, ill try it using addCursorRect. but this doesnt seem
to work if the window doesnt become key. i can get it working fine in a
key window.
anybody have any ideas about this, am i missing something obvious? or
anybody know a better way to do this?
cheers for your help,
joe.
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