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Re: Dragging my NSWindow subclass like an ordinary OS X window...
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Re: Dragging my NSWindow subclass like an ordinary OS X window...


  • Subject: Re: Dragging my NSWindow subclass like an ordinary OS X window...
  • From: Giovanni Donelli <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 25 May 2003 21:16:15 +0200

Thank you so much it worked!

Great!

Thx


On Domenica, mag 25, 2003, at 16:25 Europe/Rome, Tom Sutcliffe wrote:

You want to override acceptsFirstMouse in the NSView you want to be draggable. The NSView docs can probably explain its use better than > me!

If you don't have any NSViews that you want this behaviour in, you can just use setMovableByWindowBackground as Chris said.

Regards,

Tom
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