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Subject: Re: This has to be easy...
From: Anish Kumar <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 04 Apr 2005 10:24:25 +0530

If you have sub-classed your NSImageViews and as you said you are getting the scroll event, why don't you pass the events to other NSImageViews through outlets....or you can also pass the event of a scroll wheel from any one of the NSImageViews to the controller and let the controller do the updation of all the 3 NSImageViews.......

If your controller is a sub-class of NSObject, I think it can't get the mouse event......So you mayhave to pass the mouse scroll event from any one of the nsimageViews to the controller and through outlets from the controller you can update all the 3 NSImageViews at the same time.....


Hope this helps ......

regards,
-Anish
http://www.qubyx.com/
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