Move cursor on scrollWheel:(NSEvent *)event











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I'm using - (void)scrollWheel:(NSEvent *)event; to move around a NSView inside a NSViewController. Moving and detecting the scrollWheel Event works just fine - however the cursor on the screen stays at it's inital position once the scroll event begins (I guess it's the intended behaviour). Is there a possibility to move the cursor based on the scroll movement?










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  • Possible duplicate of How can I set the mouse position?
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I'm using - (void)scrollWheel:(NSEvent *)event; to move around a NSView inside a NSViewController. Moving and detecting the scrollWheel Event works just fine - however the cursor on the screen stays at it's inital position once the scroll event begins (I guess it's the intended behaviour). Is there a possibility to move the cursor based on the scroll movement?










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  • Will the user expect this behaviour?
    – Willeke
    12 hours ago










  • Possible duplicate of How can I set the mouse position?
    – Willeke
    12 hours ago













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I'm using - (void)scrollWheel:(NSEvent *)event; to move around a NSView inside a NSViewController. Moving and detecting the scrollWheel Event works just fine - however the cursor on the screen stays at it's inital position once the scroll event begins (I guess it's the intended behaviour). Is there a possibility to move the cursor based on the scroll movement?










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I'm using - (void)scrollWheel:(NSEvent *)event; to move around a NSView inside a NSViewController. Moving and detecting the scrollWheel Event works just fine - however the cursor on the screen stays at it's inital position once the scroll event begins (I guess it's the intended behaviour). Is there a possibility to move the cursor based on the scroll movement?







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  • Will the user expect this behaviour?
    – Willeke
    12 hours ago










  • Possible duplicate of How can I set the mouse position?
    – Willeke
    12 hours ago


















  • Will the user expect this behaviour?
    – Willeke
    12 hours ago










  • Possible duplicate of How can I set the mouse position?
    – Willeke
    12 hours ago
















Will the user expect this behaviour?
– Willeke
12 hours ago




Will the user expect this behaviour?
– Willeke
12 hours ago












Possible duplicate of How can I set the mouse position?
– Willeke
12 hours ago




Possible duplicate of How can I set the mouse position?
– Willeke
12 hours ago

















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