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Re: 64-bit Carbon




On Jun 15, 2007, at 12:33 AM, Philip Aker wrote:

If I'm not mistaken, the 'cgs ' events from ReceiveNextEvent() are the lowest normally seen at this level and bounced back into higher calls when not handled, and they should be translatable into an NSEvent.

'cgs ' events are basically events that we get from CoreGraphics that don't have a representation with more semantic value (like a mouse- down or key-down), so we just pass them into the event queue unchanged. Generally, apps would ignore them; there's no way for an app to handle one.


-eric

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