FROM : Johan Augustsson
DATE : Wed Apr 04 14:54:25 2007
Hi
What is wrong with the following implementation of my NSBrowser
subclass?
- (void)keyDown:(NSEvent *)theEvent {
int selectedColumn = [self selectedColumn]-1;
int selectedRow = [self selectedRowInColumn:selectedColumn];
NSLog(@"Key %d", [theEvent keyCode]);
NSLog(@"Row %d, Col %d", selectedRow, selectedColumn);
if([theEvent keyCode]==91 && (selectedRow>0)) //8
[self selectRow:selectedRow-1 inColumn:selectedColumn];
}
My intention is to simulate an uparrowkey press when the user press
8. The first press of 8 makes the browser change line, but
NSBrowser's delegate methods are not called. The second and further
presses of 8 makes nothing and the browser's selected row and column
is -1.
What is wrong in this code? Does it exists a better solution? Can I
in my keyDown function simulate an upArrowKey? I tried with
performKeyEquivalent, but that did nothing. Perhaps I created the
event wrong.
DATE : Wed Apr 04 14:54:25 2007
Hi
What is wrong with the following implementation of my NSBrowser
subclass?
- (void)keyDown:(NSEvent *)theEvent {
int selectedColumn = [self selectedColumn]-1;
int selectedRow = [self selectedRowInColumn:selectedColumn];
NSLog(@"Key %d", [theEvent keyCode]);
NSLog(@"Row %d, Col %d", selectedRow, selectedColumn);
if([theEvent keyCode]==91 && (selectedRow>0)) //8
[self selectRow:selectedRow-1 inColumn:selectedColumn];
}
My intention is to simulate an uparrowkey press when the user press
8. The first press of 8 makes the browser change line, but
NSBrowser's delegate methods are not called. The second and further
presses of 8 makes nothing and the browser's selected row and column
is -1.
What is wrong in this code? Does it exists a better solution? Can I
in my keyDown function simulate an upArrowKey? I tried with
performKeyEquivalent, but that did nothing. Perhaps I created the
event wrong.
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