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Re: NSDragOperationMove type drag&drop in outline views
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Re: NSDragOperationMove type drag&drop in outline views


  • Subject: Re: NSDragOperationMove type drag&drop in outline views
  • From: Robert Goldsmith <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 01:38:29 +0100

Study the working example on your hard disk (it's called
DragNDropOutlineView) and think about how your code differs from that. m.

That example is horrible. So, once the OutlineView has gone to the trouble of collecting up the items to be dragged, you then manually have to go back and work out their parents plus check to make sure you are not doing something silly and recursive and go and remove the original items yourself? Silly. Seems almost less work to ignore all the OutlineView drag-drop stuff and do it all by hand.


Robert
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