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resize handle and custom view classes
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resize handle and custom view classes


  • Subject: resize handle and custom view classes
  • From: Henri Häkkinen <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 9 Dec 2009 03:07:46 +0200

Hello.

In cases where a custom view class occupies the whole NSWindow content area, the resize handle at the bottom right corner gets overdrawn and stays behind the graphics. Is there any easy way of telling Cocoa that the resize handle should be drawn on top of any other graphics?

For example, put a NSOpenGLView to a window and make it as large as the window's content area, and draw the OpenGL view with black. The resize handle gets overdrawn. To make it visible, is there any other way than to draw the handle manually with OpenGL?

Regards,
Henri Häkkinen

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