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Re: catch that mouseDown?



Hi William,

The error somewhere here:

the checkbox "Forward all events" is unchecked


Normally you would proceed as followed:

1. create a subclass of "NSView" and add the NSResponder "-(void) mouseDown:(NSEvent*)theEvent"
2. open mainMenu.nib and drag a "NSView" into a NSWindow
3. go to the inspector tab "custom Class" and select your "MYQCView" instead of "NSView"
4. compile and go... should work!



if you have problems, you can mail me off-list; I can mail you a sample-project I just tried...


Best regards,
Michael




Am 12.02.2006 um 11:46 schrieb william van braam:

Beginners question.

I would like to catch the mouseDowns programatically, not in the composition. So in IB I drop a (subclassed QCView) MyQCView on a window and add its corresponding QCController. For MyQCView the checkbox "Forward all events" is unchecked. Run it and click on the MyQCView. The - (void)mouseDown(NSEvent *)e {NSLog@"...";} in MyQCView.m doesn't react.
So, where to catch the mouseDowns?


I must be missing something very basic; a pointer would be appreciated.
(QC2.1.1, XCode2.1.1, iBookG4, Tiger)


Thanks,
William
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