On Jul 28, 2005, at 10:50 AM, Florian Dejako wrote:
Then with a view focused:
Sending Event to 0x1EB3430:
kEventTextInputUnicodeForKeyEvent
Called handler 0x93165528. Event was handled
Leaving target 0x1EB3430 with result 0
Leaving target 0x1E6A8B0 with result 0
0x93165528 is StandardWindowEventHandler. If no view is focused,
it returns eventNotHandledErr. If a view is focused, it returns noErr.
Ah, I see the issue. The standard window event handler, when it gets
a UnicodeForKeyEvent event, always extracts the character codes,
sends them to the focused view, and returns noErr.
Basically, you want to prevent the standard handler from running in
this case. You can do that by installing a UnicodeForKeyEvent handler
yourself on the window, and returning eventPassToNextTargetErr. That
will cause the event to skip over any remaining handlers on the
window (including the standard handler), and be dispatched to the
next target, which is the app target.
-eric
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