FROM : j o a r
DATE : Thu Nov 21 09:37:24 2002
Read the documentation for "performKeyEquivalent:" in NSResponder,
NSView and NSButton.
Most likely you could simply create a subclass of the appropriate
control and override "performKeyEquivalent:" and in that way catch any
number of keyboard shortcuts per instance of that control.
j o a r
On Thursday, Nov 21, 2002, at 08:48 Europe/Stockholm, Chad Armstrong
wrote:
> Is it possible to assign two mnemonics or key combinations to one
> command? What I'd like to do is something similar in Photoshop when
> the user types either Command + or Command = will zoom in. I've found
> some functions which can tell if a META key such as Command, Option or
> Shift was pressed, but I'm not quite certain how I might use that
> functionality to check if a particular key combination was pressed.
> Granted, the Interface Builder allows for one key combo to be assigned
> to a particular button or menu item, but I would like to have two key
> combinations joined to the same functionality.
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DATE : Thu Nov 21 09:37:24 2002
Read the documentation for "performKeyEquivalent:" in NSResponder,
NSView and NSButton.
Most likely you could simply create a subclass of the appropriate
control and override "performKeyEquivalent:" and in that way catch any
number of keyboard shortcuts per instance of that control.
j o a r
On Thursday, Nov 21, 2002, at 08:48 Europe/Stockholm, Chad Armstrong
wrote:
> Is it possible to assign two mnemonics or key combinations to one
> command? What I'd like to do is something similar in Photoshop when
> the user types either Command + or Command = will zoom in. I've found
> some functions which can tell if a META key such as Command, Option or
> Shift was pressed, but I'm not quite certain how I might use that
> functionality to check if a particular key combination was pressed.
> Granted, the Interface Builder allows for one key combo to be assigned
> to a particular button or menu item, but I would like to have two key
> combinations joined to the same functionality.
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| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Chad Armstrong | Nov 21, 08:48 | |
| Sam Griffith | Nov 21, 09:34 | |
| j o a r | Nov 21, 09:37 | |
| Ondra Cada | Nov 21, 15:00 | |
| Dustin Voss | Nov 23, 19:49 |






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