Re: The correct use of addCursorRect
Re: The correct use of addCursorRect
- Subject: Re: The correct use of addCursorRect
- From: Matthew Smith <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 03 Nov 2002 12:20:49 +1100
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On 03,11,02 at 8:00 pm -0500, Matthew Smith wrote:
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> I'm curious about the correct use of addCursorRect. I want to have the
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> cursor become a hand when it is over a certain NSView, so I am calling the
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> following (self being an overridden NSView):
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Couple of things:
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a) where are you calling this code; is it in your view's -
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resetCursorRects: method? That's where it needs to be.
No, or not yet anyway :)
That would explain it then...
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b) once you put your code there, you should probably expect an i-beam
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cursor (not a hand), since that's the NSCursor you're asking for. :)
Yep, I aim to deal with make the cursor a hand next :)
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> Also, would I need to call the following to set the arrow cursor back?
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Nope. Once the cursor is out of your rect, it will change to whatever
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it's supposed to be there.
Righto...
What would the use of setOnMouseExited:YES be then, to define the cursor for
everywhere but this rect?? I gather that this is still only in the view, and
not app wide...
Thanks for the help,
Matt
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