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Overriding NSMenu from an NSTextView

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Overriding NSMenu from an NSTextView

Subject: Overriding NSMenu from an NSTextView
From: Chilton Webb <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:50:11 -0500

Hi!

I have a menu item that defines Command+Shift+Arrow (left and right) to do something.

But I'd also like to support the 'normal' NSTextView behavior for Command+Shift+Arrow.

How do I tell my app to ignore this particular menu command (and use the default NSTextView behavior) when editing a text view, and then to go back to using the menu command when I'm done editing the text view?

Thanks!
-Chilton
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