NSTextView cursor display problems
NSTextView cursor display problems
- Subject: NSTextView cursor display problems
- From: Jeremy Collins <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 17:31:02 -0600
I have a NSWindow with a single NSTextView inside it and nothing else.
In this text view I display some text links. These links have custom
colors, cursors, and underlines. For the most part everything works
great. However, I've noticed that when the application starts or a new
window is opened and the mouse cursor is over the area that the window
initially displays neither the custom cursor nor the I-beam cursor
display. Moving the mouse outside of the window and then back into the
window fixes the cursors and they work fine from then on out.
Any idea why this might happen?
Could this be caused by the mouseEntered event on the main window
(assuming there is one, I don't really know how cursor rects work with
NSTextView/NSLinkAttributes) never firing? Seems plausible but then I
would think that moving the mouse over individual links would work.
I'm using 10.3 SDK so I'm not managing the cursor rects on the links.
Not sure what other information would be necessary to help me solve
this.
I've searched the mailing list for "cursor rects", "NSTextView",
"NSLinkAttribute", and numerous other searches and read nearly all the
results and haven't found anything useful.
Thanks,
Jeremy Collins
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