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p2 <pradip.patel@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On May 2, 4:46 pm, Gregory Weston <u...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > In article
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> > p2 <pradip.pa...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > Hi
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> > > I am creating window without menubar. The controller class is
derived
> > > from NSWindowController.
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> > > How can i respond cmd+w command to close the window?
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> > > If menubar is there then default cmd+w is there in file menu. So
> > > without menubar how can i achieve this ?
> >
> > Make the window's content view a custom class that responds to cmd-w.
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> Hi
> Thanks for responding.
> I am not getting what you are trying to say ..
> does you mean : add custom controll to window which handle cmd+w. ?
I mean define a new subclass of NSView which knows (because it's an
NSResponder and you've overridden the method that controls the response
to key equivalents) what to do when Cmd-W is pressed. Then make the
window's content view an instance of that subclass in the nib file.
Of course the window itself is also a responder, so you could go that
route instead of changing the content view. You just end up sending the
resulting message to self instead of [self window].
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