Hi Jeff,
I do something like this in numerous places in DrawKit to show the
instantaneous positions, angles and sizes of objects, guides, etc. I
use a custom window that emulates the tooltip appearance which gives
me a lot of additional flexibility, but it's a pretty simple class.
Using it with a standard control like a slider I haven't tried, so
that part I can't help with.
The class is GCInfoFloater and it's part of the DK sources.
hth,
Graham
On 11 Jul 2008, at 4:31 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a slider and while dragging I want to have a tooltip show the
current value of the slider and have the tooltip follow the mouse
position. GarageBand does this for volume and pan. I've looked
around and it doesn't look like you can do it in Cocoa. In Carbon
you can do it with HMDisplayTag, but Carbon is going away. Any ideas?
thanks
Jeff
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