FROM : Andrew Merenbach
DATE : Fri Jun 06 20:19:11 2008
Quoting James Walker <<email_removed>>:
> I have a dialog containing an NSTextField and an OK button. I'd like
> the Enter key to act as an equivalent for the OK button, but the Return
> key to add a line break to the text. What's the best way to do that?
I believe that you might do some magic with -keyDown: -- I'm sure that
someone else will have more knowledge about this -- but bear in mind
that the latest-gen MacBooks (of which I have one) do not have
separate Return and Enter keys -- just one. (Maybe the fn button
changes it, but even if so, users would have to figure that out.)
What about making alt-Enter/alt-Return add a newline, while leaving
Return and Enter both to do the job of activating the OK button? Hope
this helps, even if only a little!
Cheers,
Andrew
DATE : Fri Jun 06 20:19:11 2008
Quoting James Walker <<email_removed>>:
> I have a dialog containing an NSTextField and an OK button. I'd like
> the Enter key to act as an equivalent for the OK button, but the Return
> key to add a line break to the text. What's the best way to do that?
I believe that you might do some magic with -keyDown: -- I'm sure that
someone else will have more knowledge about this -- but bear in mind
that the latest-gen MacBooks (of which I have one) do not have
separate Return and Enter keys -- just one. (Maybe the fn button
changes it, but even if so, users would have to figure that out.)
What about making alt-Enter/alt-Return add a newline, while leaving
Return and Enter both to do the job of activating the OK button? Hope
this helps, even if only a little!
Cheers,
Andrew
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