On 11 Dec 2009, at 18:20, manolo gouy wrote: > > I was so proud of showing graphically the dragged text!
I know how that goes - you work to get something that is really neat, then the user (me in this case!) goes, Oh, that's not what I expected... > I guess we could show this only when the dragging source is > an Fl_Input_, but Cocoa needs absolutely an image to display > during drag. What image do you suggest for "generic" drag operations ? I just ran two versions of my app side by side, one "old" one "new". When dragging, the old version shows a grey "box" that looks like it is maybe XOR drawn? I don't know where that comes from, I don't recall writing the code for that, so I assume that "old" fltk is doing that? Also, the cursor changes from an arrow to a "grab hand" - I do remember writing code to do that! Now with the new code, I get the cryptic-text-string, and the cursor does not change, it stays in arrow shape. As an additional observation: If I drag an entity from the tool palette on the "new" version of the app, then I can drop onto either the "old" or the "new" editor window and it works correctly. But if I drag from the "old" tool palette, the "new" editor will not accept the drop - so something must have changed in there (though I doubt it really matters in practice, just an oddity I noticed...) _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
