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Update and another question


  • Subject: Update and another question
  • From: Andreas Schwarz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 12:33:50 -0800

For those of you who may be curious about the bug I encountered in NSFileManager the other day... I tried to reproduce it but haven't been able to (of course, if it never happens to anyone ever again I'm not going to complain ;-). And, as for renaming and moving files in my app, I decided to use Carbon, and it's working wonderfully!

Now, for my question. I've read every relevant part of the docs as far as I can tell (and checked the list archives), so forgive me if this is obvious. When the user initiates a drag in my app when the window is in the background, the window forces itself to the front as soon as he clicks (I overrode setAcceptsFirstMouse: so the user can begin the drag immediately though). Obviously, this can be rather annoying if one intends to drag things from my app into the foreground app, so I want the window to stay in the background if the user initiates a drag.

I know this is possible (Mail an Omniweb do it, among others) but for the life of me I can't figure out how. So my question is... "How?" :-)

Thanks in advance,
Andreas Schwarz
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