Re: WebKit + Native Xcode target + ZeroLink disabled + 10.2.7 SDK = weird dragging?!?!
Re: WebKit + Native Xcode target + ZeroLink disabled + 10.2.7 SDK = weird dragging?!?!
- Subject: Re: WebKit + Native Xcode target + ZeroLink disabled + 10.2.7 SDK = weird dragging?!?!
- From: George Browning <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2004 07:51:15 -0500
Our app is all Cocoa although we're are linking in Carbon for a very
small number of routines. However, we aren't directly using QuickDraw
anywhere.
I've gathered a bit more information: in my earlier tests I noted that
the problem did not occur with non-native targets. Well it ends up that
non-native targets don't support SDK settings so it was ignoring my
10.2.7 SDK setting anyway.
Given the equation in the subject line, it seems as though the only way
to work around the problem is to eliminate the 10.2.7 requirement. So
I'm now using the "Current OS" SDK setting and linking directly to
libcrypto.0.9.dylib by including this line in my OTHER_LDFLAGS:
-lcrypto.0.9
Instead of using -lcrypto and the 10.2.7 SDK as I was before.
Unfortunately, for reasons I don't understand yet, I now get tons of
multiply-defined warnings from the linker as I compile on 10.3 since it
appears to link in both libcrypto.0.9 *and* libcrypto.0.9.7 even though
I'm not manually linking in the latter anywhere (nor am I saying
-lcrypto anywhere).
But, the flipped dragging image in my WebView is fixed. And it still
runs on both 10.2 and 10.3 machines. I just ignore (sadly) all the link
warnings.
I would love to know why I can't use the SDK though.....
g
On Jan 23, 2004, at 7:57 PM, Christian Schmitz wrote:
George Browning <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi all,
1. With 10.3.2, in the WebViews within our app, the dragging image for
images we drag are upside down. Text that we select and drag are drawn
correctly.
I've the same problem here.
As my application is CFM based and uses QuickDraw mainly for drawing, I
bet that simply the coordination system got in trouble between
CoreGraphics and Quickdraw.
Mfg
Christian
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