Re: Command-click table in background app
Re: Command-click table in background app
- Subject: Re: Command-click table in background app
- From: Bill Cheeseman <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 08:00:27 -0400
- Thread-topic: Command-click table in background app
on 2006-05-31 6:48 AM, Bill Cheeseman at email@hidden wrote:
> (Hmm. Doing a little more reading before clicking the Send button, I see
> that maybe I have to subclass NSScrollView and override its
> -acceptsFirstMouse method to return YES. Testing in the debugger indicates
> that it is off by default for scroll views. Does this ring any bells with
> anyone?)
I can't make this work. I've created a subclass of NSScrollView that
overrides -acceptsFirstMouse:, and I've made my subclass the scrollview's
"custom class" using IB. But my subclass's -initWithFrame: and
-acceptsFirstMouse: methods are never called (unless I call the latter
explicitly with an NSLog call on the table view's superview's superview (to
get past the intervening clip view).
Is there some trick to making a table's scrollview use a subclass?
I see that Lorenzo posted the same question a couple of weeks ago about
NSOutlineView and got no response. Ditto for Simon Berneche almost a year
ago. Joe Ante claimed 4 years ago that it works for table views.
(Inevitably, somebody will ask why I want to be able to select a table row
while the app remains in the background (or tell me that I shouldn't do
that), so here's the answer. This if for PreFab UI Browser 2.0. It's a
utility that needs to be able to navigate the accessibility hierarchy of
menus, palettes and other items in a target app that are automatically
hidden if another app (such as UI Browser) comes to the front.)
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Bill Cheeseman - email@hidden
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