Copied your responder into MyQCView, with the -(void)mouseDown:
(NSEvent *)e; set the bindings of MyQCView to the QCController and
the controller key (patch); loaded a composition; unchecked "Forward
all events", and ran it from XCode. All looks ok; but alas: no
reaction to mouse clicks.
Meanwhile, I've started modding the Player-example for a basis. Works
like a charm.
Thanks for your help,
William
On Feb 12, 2006, at 7:43 PM, Pierre-Olivier Latour wrote:
Actually, try adding this to your subclass of QCView and make sure
"forward all events" is OFF
- (BOOL) acceptsFirstResponder
{
return YES;
}
And let us know if it works
On Feb 12, 2006, at 2:46 AM, william van braam wrote:
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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