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Argh! Copy and paste is evil, not only was the test was wrong, We sent
the event twice and the second time we sent the wrong value.
Task-number: 250668
Reviewed-by: Morten Sørvig
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In the updated examples, the drag operation is changed in the drop-event
handler, which was not handled correctly in the Cocoa. This is now
supported for drag and drop from same application. If the drop was to
another application, the drag will return the result from the last
drag-move event.
Task-number: 252103
Reviewed-by: nrc
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Our "view under tranparent view" function was sound, but it didn't take
into consideration that fact that views in the hierarchy could be
hidden. This is most prominent when you have a QFocusFrame over a
QAbstractScrollArea.
Task-number: 251008
Reviewed-by: Morten Sørvig
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The NSOpenGLContext seems to be tied to the window. So if the view
changes from one window to another, the OpenGL context needs to be
cleared. We can do this by hooking into the viewWillChangeWindow and
viewDidChangeWindow events and clear and reset the drawable
respectively. We also found out that QCocoaOpenGLView was not being used
at all, so just remove it to get rid of any confusion.
Task-number: 250066
Reviewed-by: Trond
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Cocoa has a different way of dealing with cursors than our heavy handed
approach that we used in Carbon. We simply need to re-implement the
proper function in NSView and set up the rectangles for the cursor
correctly. We also need to expose an QCursor2NSCursor type functions
since the current QCursor::handle() is useless for doing this and we
shouldn't change that. With this change things seem to work much more
like the native stuff for both Carbon and Cocoa.
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the Cocoa Builds.
The drag move events were compressed based only on the position of the
cursor. It has to be based on both position and the "drag operation" in
native event.
Reviewed-by: nrc
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