List of Known Cocoa Bugs
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Title: mouseMoved events not always received
Added: March 21, 2002
Resolved: No (as of March 22nd, 2002)
Description: NSView mouseMoved events can only be enabled/disabled when the NSView is the FirstResponder. Furthermore the events are only received when the NSView is the FirstResponder.
Has this been resolved in Jaguar? I am using 10.1.5 and PB 1.1 and even though I set my NSView subclass as initialFirstResponder of the window it’s in it doesn’t get any mousemoved events and yes, I have set acceptsMouseMovedEvents:YES
Any ideas?
/Gabriel Falkenberg
Slightly random and unlikely to help: are you setting acceptsMouseMovedEvents too early? ie before the view is made first responder? – KritTer
I thought I had but maybe I hadn’t. Anyway after placing this code in my view it works as expected:
- (void)awakeFromNib {
self window] makeFirstResponder:self];
[[self window] setAcceptsMouseMovedEvents:YES]; }
Note that this is using Jaguar but I guess 10.1 will do. –Gabriel
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