Hi James!
If I'm not totally mistaken, you can't get the current rendering
destination's position on the screen in QC.
I think the right approach is really a custom application, as you
suggested, that simply forwards the window's position to the
appropriate published Input Ports of your composition. There's no need
for a custom patch here.
Here are some resources that might be interesting:
QCCompositionRenderer Protocol reference, especially the -
setValue:forInputKey: method: http://tinyurl.com/2tzthc
NSWindow class reference, especially the -windowDidMove: notification:
http://tinyurl.com/35e27m
Maybe creating windows without a title bar:
http://www.cocoadev.com/index.pl?WindowsWithoutDecoration
Hope that helps,
Marco
On 01.02.2008, at 07:43, James Sheridan wrote:
Hi - using the rendering destination dimensions patch I can find out
about the size and shape of the composition but how can I find out
where the window is?
If I really need to do this will I have to create my own application
complete with a window containing a QCView and then send this
windows position to a custom plugin?
Thanks in advance - James
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