FROM : Theome
DATE : Tue Jan 21 20:49:11 2003
Greetings,
I'd like to have a menu item in the main menu of my app responding to the
key backspace while the user doen't need to hold the command key.
here's a snippet of the code:
[menuItemDelete setKeyEquivalent:@"\b"];
[menuItemDelete setKeyEquivalentModifierMask:0];
the main menu doesn't seem to receive the event when the, and I couldn't
figure out why. I tried to set [NSApp mainMenu] to my view's nextResponder,
but this didn't work as NSMenu does not inherit froom NSResponder.
can anyone help me to solve the problem?
thanks a lot,
Theome.
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DATE : Tue Jan 21 20:49:11 2003
Greetings,
I'd like to have a menu item in the main menu of my app responding to the
key backspace while the user doen't need to hold the command key.
here's a snippet of the code:
[menuItemDelete setKeyEquivalent:@"\b"];
[menuItemDelete setKeyEquivalentModifierMask:0];
the main menu doesn't seem to receive the event when the, and I couldn't
figure out why. I tried to set [NSApp mainMenu] to my view's nextResponder,
but this didn't work as NSMenu does not inherit froom NSResponder.
can anyone help me to solve the problem?
thanks a lot,
Theome.
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