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Passing clicks back to the system
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Passing clicks back to the system


  • Subject: Passing clicks back to the system
  • From: Andrew Bush <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 08:19:41 +1300

Hi all,

ok, so Im trying to get my NSOpenGLView custom view to be transparent to clicks that are not actually on opengl content...Im drawing irregular textures in the view, with the view being transparent everywhere the texture is not specifically being drawn, and would like the clicks on the transparent parts of the opengl view to be entirely ignored by my application....as if it was a normal transparent view.

This appears to be impossible for opengl views, so as a second best I would like to handle the mouse event, check its location, and if its on a transparent part of the view I would like to throw the event back to the system somehow, in the hope that the system would be able to pass it to the next application in the chain.

is this remotely possible? Ive been looking around but can find nothing relating to this case anywhere...


thanks for any help.


Yours cheerfully,


Andrew Bush

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