Re: Moving objects with the mouse
Re: Moving objects with the mouse
- Subject: Re: Moving objects with the mouse
- From: Jiri Volejnik <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 10:51:30 +0200
Hi Peter,
what about placing another transparent "glass" view above the view
which contains your buttons? This "glass view" could handle mouse
events as usually. Moreover, you can draw some hiliting there. When
entering repositioning mode, simply create a new glass view, give it
the same size and autoresizingMask as your buttons view has, and then
put it in the parent view of your buttons view using addSubview. That
way, the glass view will be a sibling of the buttons view and will be
automatically placed above it. When exiting repositioning mode, just
remove the glass view from it's superview and release it.
Jirka
On Sep 23, 2004, at 9:34 AM, Peter Karlsson wrote:
Dear list!
I have a NSView where the user programatically adds objects like
buttons, sliders and so on. I have 4 buttons where the user can move
the object in any direction, up, down, left and right. This is good
for moving the object with precision but it would be much better if
the user could move the object with the mouse, and only use the 4
buttons the last bit if needed. Can someone please tell me a simple
way to do this?
Best regards Peter
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