On May 8, 5:32=A0pm, Gregory Weston <u...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On May 5, 3:29=A0pm, Gregory Weston <u...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > In article
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> > > =A0p2 <pradip.pa...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > > On May 3, 3:34=A0pm, Gregory Weston <u...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > > > I mean define a new subclass of NSView which knows (because it's
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> > > > > NSResponder and you've overridden the method that controls the
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> > > > > window's content view an instance of that subclass in the nib
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> > > > > Of course the window itself is also a responder, so you could go
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> > > > > route instead of changing the content view. You just end up
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> > > > But i am not getting cmd+w key event altogether in keyDown as well
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> > > > Is there any thing to do to get cmd+w altogether ?
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> > > Yes. You need to override how your custom class responds to key
> > > equivalents. Read the NSResponder do***entation. It's a class with
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> > > you should really familiarize yourself.
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> > Thanks for continuing sup****t,
> > I have read the NSResponder & Event mechanism in cocoa.
> > In my case, cmd+w comes under Key equivalents and it handled by
> > overwriting performKeyEquivalent:
> > Application send it to NSView and subviews and then after NSButton,
> > NSMenu etc..
> > but it is not come under my overwritten performKeyEquivalent method.
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> > Below are some details abt my custom class.
> > My custom class is derived from NSWindowController and also i set
> > NSWindow delegate to ny custom class.
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> > How can i get this event in my custom class ? Is any thing missing ?
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> Yes. You're missing the fact that I noted multiple times that you should
> subclass NSView or NSWindow for this behavior. It has to be an
> NSResponder subclass and it has to be in the active responder chain.
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But the NSWindowController is also derived from NSResponder
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