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Making an NSProgressIndicator react as an NSControl
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Making an NSProgressIndicator react as an NSControl


  • Subject: Making an NSProgressIndicator react as an NSControl
  • From: Charles Françoise <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2006 12:35:26 +0200


Hello,

I am using an NSProgressIndicator in my application. I have already subclassed
it to have it act as a dragging destination. However, I also wish for it to
react to user clicks, doiuble-clicks, etc. like an NSControl. Is there any way
to easily "transform" an NSView in an NSControl ?

At the least, what I wish to do is this: when clicked on, the
NSProgressIndicator jumps to the point I clicked on, and passes a few messages
to other objects to update their state.

Thanks,
Charles
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