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NSScreenSaverView and keystrokes
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NSScreenSaverView and keystrokes


  • Subject: NSScreenSaverView and keystrokes
  • From: Eric Hon-Anderson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2001 10:39:57 -0400

The After Dark screen saver on the old Mac OS supplied an API for screen saver modules to intercept events for their own use, without signalling the screen saver to quit. This was used to make a small number of keyboard-only games, and to control aspects of some screen saver modules as they ran. I wasn't able to find an equivalent API in NSScreenSaverView and its relatives. Did I miss something that would be obvious to someone with more Cocoa experience? Thanks.


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