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aks
aks

Reputation: 422

How to stop mouse drag events from moving entire window? [cocoa]

I think this should be a very easy one, but I cant find the answer on the docs.

I want to stop mouse dragging events which are in (or start in) my custom nsview subclass from causing the window to be dragged around the screen. How can I tell the window to stay still so i can interact with the view instead of dragging the whole window around? thanks.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2112

Answers (2)

JWWalker
JWWalker

Reputation: 22707

In addition to the matter of whether you handle mouseDragged, you may need to override mouseDownCanMoveWindow to return NO, or override isOpaque to return YES.

Upvotes: 5

Peter Hosey
Peter Hosey

Reputation: 96333

You need to implement mouseDragged: in your view. As documented, NSView's implementation simply passes the message to the next responder, which means that it will end up hitting the window. (Why? See “The Responder Chain” in the Cocoa Event-Handling Guide.) Responding to the message yourself prevents that, as long as you don't call up to the superclass implementation.

Upvotes: 2

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