This is a hack- but I found that behaviour of the DockingBar in swallowing
all passing morphs very irritating and fixed it in my image by setting
"dropEnabled: false" in DockingBarMorph's initialize method.
Kind regards,
Hari




Hannes Hirzel wrote
> What was the conclusion of this thread?
> 
> In the most recent update the 'accept drops' of the DockingBar is still
> not set.
> And if I set it, it is not honored.
> 
> How can this be fixed?
> 
> --Hannes
> 
> On 12/9/16, Chris Muller <

> ma.chris.m@

> > wrote:
>> On Fri, Dec 9, 2016 at 4:14 AM, Bernhard Pieber <

> bernhard@

> > wrote:
>>> Interesting. How do you do that? Using one of the halos?
>>
>> Usually I just drag and drop the morphs straight in.  Its a work-area,
>> like when a surgeon employs a tray of tools she's got set out for the
>> operation she's performing.  She needs quick, temporary, access.  I
>> put icons there or torn-off menu items temporarily depending on what
>> I'm doing.
>>
>>> Do you drag SystemWindows in there as well?
>>
>> No, never.  Only small / short things can go there effectively..
>>
>>> Do you agree that at least the „accept drops“ checkbox should be
>>> honoured.
>>> That way you could keep using the feature and others could avoid
>>> dragging
>>> something accidentially into the docking bar.
>>
>> Yes, but I think the default should be to remain on.
>>
>>





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