How can I disable a CPView? (so that the user can't interact with it while it's still visible) It's useful for example when the user clicks on something that sends a request to the server and it should get disabled till the result comes back.
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CPControls (as abstract subclass of CPView) contains a -setEnabled: method which most UI components inherit from. http://cappuccino.org/learn/documentation/interface_c_p_control.html#a68d3dc4f2d0a4fad8699fd5982cddc2d
CPViews do not contain such a method, so in your CPView subclass you need to write your own method for enabling and disabling. Then override -mouseDown: and whatever else you need to (look at the docs for CPResponder for a complete list) and implement like so: