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Re: contextual menus


  • Subject: Re: contextual menus
  • From: "Nathan V. Roberts" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 22:24:15 -0500

This is only a partial answer and somewhat uncertain as I'm also new in these waters, but here's my sense:

All subclasses of NSView seem to have a menu outlet, but not all of them use this as you might expect. So, for example, NSBox will give you the menu on its border, but not within its contents view (which could be because that view is earlier in the responder chain, and swallows the event), and some varieties of NSButton (Push Button) seem to want to treat any click event as a push, even if that click is modified with the control key. Others, like the check box, give you the contextual menu on the whole view.

What interface element are you trying to connect to the menu?

Nathan


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