Re: inappropriate tool palette activation problem
Re: inappropriate tool palette activation problem
- Subject: Re: inappropriate tool palette activation problem
- From: John Richetta <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2007 17:53:09 -0700
On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 01:36:48 -0700 , Scott Stevenson asked:
Are you implementing custom controls/windows which circumvent normal
Cocoa standards?
No. But this morning, the light bulb finally turned on. After
correcting a custom content view derived from NSOpenGLView (which
occupied most of the window content region) that failed to override
acceptsFirstMouse: to return YES, and after addressing a couple other
minor matters, the "extra activation click" problems seem entirely
resolved.
I'm still a bit puzzled that title bars activate and deactivate when
clicking back and forth between floating windows and document
windows, whereas this doesn't appear to happen in other apps. I
would have expected clicks in windows in one layer (such as the
floating window layer) to have no impact on window activation or
highlighting in another layer (the one containing document windows,
for example).
I also don't know why I'm receiving seemingly incorrect, or at least
very unnecessary, extra window activation and deactivation
notifications, via didBecomeMain and didResignMain, but this is a
separate topic, and I can probably get to the bottom of these issues.
Anyway, thanks for the fruitful suggestion.
-jar
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