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RE: Drag and drop
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RE: Drag and drop


  • Subject: RE: Drag and drop
  • From: Ed Gronenschild <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 17:23:26 +0100

Hi Stephen

Your tip worked great, although I had to do it in Terminal mode because
the item NSDragAndDropTextDelay was not present in com.apple.Xcode.plist.

Ed


On 17 Nov 2005, at 09:45:07, Stephen wrote


I've been bothered by this idiotic text drag delay ever since OS X  
first came out. But until I started using XCode recently, I tolerated  
it. Not any more now that I was angered by it almost everyday and  
wanted to smash the screen...

OK. Enough for the rant. I did find a fix for it thought: Open your  
com.apple.Xcode.plist in Property List Editor. Find the entry named  
"NSDragAndDropTextDelay" and set it to "1". It controls the delay  
time in mS. But DO NOT set it to "0". It doesn't work the same way  
our typical logic does. Zero means completely disable text drag and  
drop.

You can also achieve the same thing with "defaults write  
com.apple.Xcode NSDragAndDropTextDelay -int 1" Terminal command.

I found the tip here: <http://hetima.com/xtip/000001.html>

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