Re: [cadcdev-tiki] Mouse Events on OSX

[Atani <at...@at...>]

On 11/19/2005, "Sam Steele" <sam...@gm...> wrote:
>Let me know if this is still the case.  When I checked it out last,
>the Platform SDK was set to 10.3.9, but /System/Frameworks/
>OpenAL.framework wont work with that SDK on my box.  I switched it to

Copy the OpenAL.framework from your /System/Library/Frameworks directory
into the 10.3.9/System/Library/Frameworks dir and it should work with
the 10.3.9 SDK.  If not, upgrade your OpenAL to the latest available.  I
have had no problems using the 10.3.9 SDK and the latest OpenAL dmg
binary image.

>"Current MacOS" so the developer (all three of us :P ) can set it to
>whatever they want.  That change went into SVN when I checked in the
>Cursor drawables (I added them to the project file, so I committed an
>update to it).

For the "Cursor" Drawable, instead of having two constructors which do
essentially the same thing..  How about a single constructor which takes
a Drawable with a default value of NULL.  Something like this should
work:

class Cursor {
  public:
    Cursor(Drawable obj =3D null) : setCursor(obj);
    void setCursor(Drawable obj);
};

Basically the setCursor method should clear all sub elements and then
simply do subAdd(obj);  This would simplify the code some.

>I'm not a big fan of Obj-C's syntax (attack of the square
>brackets!!!), but I'm sure it would be beneficial to others.

I am also not a huge fan of the Obj-C syntax, but I am learning enough of
it to figure out the hid stuff...  That said though, some wrappers might
be interesting like having a wrapper to genmenu or similar..

Mike