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Hijacking NSCursor


  • Subject: Hijacking NSCursor
  • From: Drew McCormack <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 21:03:34 +0200

I'm working on an app that includes some screenshot functionality. It all works as planned, except for one thing: when the user command- tabs to another app, the cursor changes from the crosshair that I set to the cursor of the newly active app. I can still get the screenshot, but the cursor change annoys me.

I see that Preview manages to keep the crosshair when you switch the active application, although it does seem to lose the crosshair if you switch applications twice (say, to another app, and then back to Preview). My question is: how does Preview keep the crosshair cursor when the active application changes the first time?

Drew

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Drew McCormack

www.macanics.net


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