Hey Jonathan & Thomas,
it's finally working and even more easier than I've thought: So I made
a subclass of my IKImageBrowserView and added a new delegate method,
the one's missing:
//
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// -browserView:dropped
On 24 Oct 2009, at 16:36, TFS - Tobias Jordan wrote:
Thanks again Thomas and Jonathan. What you've written, Thomas, is
indeed working as it should however I can't use it for my project
since I am creating special folder structures when copying the
files, e.g. Adobe Photoshop Files -> 2008-
Thanks again Thomas and Jonathan. What you've written, Thomas, is
indeed working as it should however I can't use it for my project
since I am creating special folder structures when copying the files,
e.g. Adobe Photoshop Files -> 2008-10-20 -> MyPSFile.psd.
Isn't there a way to get the fo
On Oct 23, 2009, at 9:15 PM, TFS - Tobias Jordan wrote:
> Thanks for that, Thomas. The Problem I'm having is that the
> IKImageBrowserView is just representing previews. So it's a file preview and
> there's a path behind the preview to be copied when dragging out.
> With the standard settings o
Thanks for that, Thomas. The Problem I'm having is that the
IKImageBrowserView is just representing previews. So it's a file
preview and there's a path behind the preview to be copied when
dragging out.
With the standard settings of the view, I'll get the preview image
copied to the locatio
Hi Jordan,
imageBrowser:writeItemsAtIndexes:toPasteboard: is indeed the way to go.
Implement this method in your datasource and just fill the pasteboard with the
info you want (Images, paths, urls, data...) for the indexes passed in
arguments.
Also if you feed the imageBrowser with paths or url
Hi all,
I've been wondering on how to implement dragging out of the view in
the IKImageBrowserView. I am pretty sure this is where I have to
start: -imageBrowser:writeItemsAtIndexes:toPasteboard: but I don't
have a clue what to do next. It's not a real File Promise, I just need
the folder
