Now i can play with this simple method, but there is a mistake,
because the Path Control path send an NSUrl object to the QC, and i
cannot handle this yet.
But i discovered, the Automator Path Pop-Up button, it is works great,
allows dragndrop :)
On Jun 5, 2008, at 3:33 PM, Tamas Nagy wrote:
Thanks for the fast reply, but i find an another simple souliton: i
use a Path Control path instead of Textfield, this allows the
draganddrop by default, only i need is remove the file://localhost/
string of it inside the compositions.
greetings,
.lov.
On Jun 5, 2008, at 2:51 PM, Christopher Wright wrote:
i work on an app built in quartz composer and with interface
builder. This app can play movie files, i use a textfield on the
interface, because i drag a movie file to it, the value change to
the movies path and when i hit Enter, and i can bind this to a
quartz composer movie loader.
This is a simple, but not a user friendly way. I want to make a
really usable drag and drop function, so, if i drop a movie file
to something, i want to get the movie path to bind the qtz without
hit the Enter key.
I am very newbie to Cocoa, and i not found any good tutorial or
tip about how can i do this?
This is more of an AppKit/Cocoa question, but I think you might be
able to use one of the NSText delegates:
* – textShouldBeginEditing:
* – textDidBeginEditing:
* – textDidChange:
Not sure which off the top of my head, but you can try them all and
see.
Also, you could try intercepting the drop from the TextField's
view, and manually grab the path from there (and set the
textfield's text to the path, so it still behaves correctly). This
is a bit trickier, but might be another direction to explore.
--
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