I have an NSView that is catching a mouseDown event.
I'm getting the coordination of the mouse click using:
- (void)mouseDown:(NSEvent *)theEvent {
NSPoint touchPoint = [NSEvent mouseLocation];
//Rest of code
}
However, this sets clickPoint as the location of the mouse in the global screen coordination.
I want to get the position of the click in the relative view coordination - If the user clicks in the bottom left corner of the window, I want the point to be (0, 0) no matter where the containing window is on the screen.
You should be using locationInWindow
, not mouseLocation
. The docs on locationInWindow
show how to go from there:
NSPoint event_location = [theEvent locationInWindow];
NSPoint local_point = [self convertPoint:event_location fromView:nil];
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