Thanks Howard
That’s what I finally did, but, for my specific case, this involves two
images, one opaque and one transparent,
Instead of an opaque one plus some (inexistant !) transparency framework
feature while drag….
Some times I mourn The Dead Carbon…. who had this built in feature…
RG
According to the docs:
The Dragged Image
The image that is dragged in a dragging session is simply an image that
represents the data on the pasteboard. Although a dragging destination can
access the image, its primary concern is with the pasteboard data that the
image represents—the dragging oper
If I assign an opaque image to an NSDrag, the system add some transparency to
my image while dragging.
This is OK, but I would like to adjust this transparency to better see through
the image while it is over some of my app interface objects.
Could not find any way to do this .
Of course I can m
On May 11, 2008, at 1:26 AM, Michael Vannorsdel wrote:
On May 11, 2008, at 1:03 AM, Patrick J. Collins wrote:
Does anyone happen to know how one could set the opacity of an
NSImageView object? I am looking for a way to simply fade in an
image
on within my app's window-- but neither of the
NSView and subclasses have a setAlphaValue: that might do what you
want. It requires a backing Core Animation layer (CALayer) and
therefore is Leopard only. You can have IB setup the layer backing by
setting the view's Wants Core Animation Layer under Effects of the
Inspector window; I th
Hi again,
Does anyone happen to know how one could set the opacity of an
NSImageView object? I am looking for a way to simply fade in an image
on within my app's window-- but neither of the NSImageView nor
IKImageView list anything about opacity...
Thank you.
Patrick J. Collins
http://collinato
