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How to track a lost mouseDown
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How to track a lost mouseDown


  • Subject: How to track a lost mouseDown
  • From: Steve Cronin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2007 12:53:42 -0500

Folks;

I have custom view that is not receiving a mouseDown.
How do most efficiently track what is happening to the event?

The mainWindow's contentView has a single tabView with 3 tabViewItems.
The visible tabViewItem consists of a splitView with my custom view as one side of this split view.


My customView's - resetCursorRects gets called and the cursor changes correctly when mouse moves thru the rect.

However when I then mouseDown (inside the changed cursorRect!) - nothing

I'm just stumped on how to debug this...
My gut tells me that there is something in the Responder chain that I am understanding but what that might be - I don't know.


Any pointers?
Thank-you
Steve
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