FROM : Hendrik Holtmann
DATE : Fri Jan 04 15:20:39 2008
Hi everyone,
I got another question regarding the new setView method in Leopard.
Let's assume I set the view for an NSMenuItem to myView. myView
contains an NSTextField. Now when I open the NSMenu I want to set the
focus on this textfield, so the user can directly enter some text
without having to click on the control first (like it works in the
spotlight menu). How can I achieve that? I know how to call
keyOrderAndFront and setFirstRespinder for NSWindows but how can I do
this with an NSMenu. Setting the firstresponder for myView to the
NSTextField does not help unfortunately.
Best,
Hendrik
DATE : Fri Jan 04 15:20:39 2008
Hi everyone,
I got another question regarding the new setView method in Leopard.
Let's assume I set the view for an NSMenuItem to myView. myView
contains an NSTextField. Now when I open the NSMenu I want to set the
focus on this textfield, so the user can directly enter some text
without having to click on the control first (like it works in the
spotlight menu). How can I achieve that? I know how to call
keyOrderAndFront and setFirstRespinder for NSWindows but how can I do
this with an NSMenu. Setting the firstresponder for myView to the
NSTextField does not help unfortunately.
Best,
Hendrik
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| Hendrik Holtmann | Jan 4, 15:20 | |
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| Pierre Bernard | Feb 6, 09:37 | |
| Ron Fleckner | Feb 6, 11:33 | |
| Pierre Bernard | Feb 6, 11:38 | |
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