On Sep 5, 2009, at 13:43, Gabriel Zachmann wrote:
If you are interested in mouse events in your entire window area,
then
you can use
[NSWindow setIgnoresMouseEvents:NO] and not have to worry about
"faint
paint" issues.
Thanks for your response, but I don't see how that would help me.
Maybe that's just because I am a newbie, maybe I didn’t describe my
setting well enough.
My window contains a view (that's the transparent drawing canvas)
and a number of buttons.
The buttons should never be click-through; the view (= canvas)
should be click-through or receiving mouse events depending on the
state of the app.
The point is that when you make a window transparent, it
*automatically* sets the 'setIgnoresMouseEvents:YES' behavior. If you
want your transparent window to handle mouse clicks after all, you
simply restore the 'setIgnoresMouseEvents:NO' behavior yourself.
Remember, you started this thread by asking about making a *window*
non-opaque. Technically, that's a different matter from making
individual views non-opaque._______________________________________________
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