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How do you set the cursor for a view when first visible?
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How do you set the cursor for a view when first visible?


  • Subject: How do you set the cursor for a view when first visible?
  • From: Scott Andrew <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2005 16:20:13 -0800

I have a question. I have a view and when it first appears i need to set the cursor, to something besides the arrow, when the window is made visible. Of course i want to se the cursor only if the window appears and my mouse is over the window.

It seems if i do it during awakeFromNib: or viewDidMoveToWindow: in the view the cursor gets set back. The other problem is that this is a photoshop plugin and i am not using NSCursor. I am trying to use the cursors that photosohp supplies by using a photoshop supplied call, which is basically a Carbon call setting the cursor.

Any clues would be great.. Do i do it in my window and not my view?

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