Something you might want to try is using your HIVewRef in a call to
Draw1Control if your on a non-composite window. If i remember
correctly, an HIViewRef is still just an ControlRef, so Draw1Control
should work.
Alex
On 21-Aug-04, at 12:19 PM, Alfred Van Hoek wrote:
While it was possible in RB 5.2 and OS X 10.2 to let a HiView Control
live
on a non-composited window, it does not seem to be that way anymore.
This is
ok though in runtime on a composite window, while it is not ok in
design
time, when no other way of drawing the control exists other then
HiViewSetNeedsDisplay. HiViewRender also does not give the desired
result.
Because RB does not provide a composite window in design time anymore
(5.5),
I was wondering if others have been able to show a HiView control on a
non-composited window, using HiViewSetNeedsDisplay and/or HiViewRender,
while no other drawing routines are involved, other then the routine
the OS
would provide.
A related question would be: can rb again provide a composite window in
design time?
Alfred
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