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- From: pclark@bosslogic.com (Pete Clark)
- Subject: Re: Drag&drop of colors in Views - how does -acceptColor: atPoint: work?
- Message-ID: <1992Aug18.063238.3891@bosslogic.com>
- Keywords: colors, dragging, views
- Sender: pclark@bosslogic.com
- Reply-To: pclark@bosslogic.com (Pete Clark)
- Organization: Boss Logic
- References: <SCOTT.92Aug17092008@nic.gac.edu>
- Date: Tue, 18 Aug 1992 06:32:38 GMT
- Lines: 34
-
- In article <SCOTT.92Aug17092008@nic.gac.edu> writes:
- > So, what's up? Am I just not doing something right? There's not
- > much area to go wrong, here, and I've checked the spelling against
- > the documentation about a billion times. It just doesn't seem to
- > work. Anyone out there got an example of receiving colors for your
- > View?
- >
-
- Scott:
-
- This class works as expected under 3.0PR2. The instance of MyView is a
- subview of a Box, which is in a Window.
-
- @implementation MyView
- - acceptColor:(NXColor)color atPoint:(NXPoint *)aPoint
- {
- printf("ouch!\n");
- return self;
- }
- @end
-
- Other advice:
- 1) Are you sure that your view is an instance of the right object,
- rather than being a CustomView?
- 2) Is there a superview of your view that might be catching that
- message?
-
- Best,
- Pete C
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