Post a mouse down event and the sceensaver engine will remove it for
you.
That is a good idea -- except I have no idea how to do that.
Could you give me a hint how to achieve that? (class / method names?)
(Sorry, for asking shuch a dumbquestion.)
BTW: just a mouse move event would suffice, is that possible, too?
(that way, I wouldn't have to worry about coordinates)
It's possible; you'd have to discriminate based on the bundle
identifier returned by the main NSBundle.
what exactly are you trying to accomplish?
I want to catch a few key events in my screen saver (like cursor keys,
space, return),
but if the user clicks any other key, I want the screen saver to exit,
just like other screen savers that don't catch any keyboard events.
So, right now, I tried this:
if ( ! [self isPreview] )
[NSApp terminate: self];
but this has the disadvantage in the following scenario:
1. User opens System Preferences / Screen Saver, and activates my
screensaver
2. User clicks 'Test', my screen saver runs in full screen mode
3. User clicks any key (other than the few above mentioned ones)
Problem is: after that the System Preferences app is gone, too!
Currently, the complete key handling code in my screen saver looks
like this:
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