Re: How "Delete"_icon_as_a_menu_item_shortcut?
Re: How "Delete"_icon_as_a_menu_item_shortcut?
- Subject: Re: How "Delete"_icon_as_a_menu_item_shortcut?
- From: Frédéric BLANC <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 5 Jan 2003 03:27:07 +0100
\D is creating a shortcut which looks like this but with the Command
sign.
You're right, in IB, I now see a Command-Backward Delete combo! But,
when I execute my newly compiled app, I've got the Command-Forward
Delete combo instead of the Command-Backward Delete one !!! Odd
Note: I'm also curious to learn how you've learnt this "\D" shortcut
because this could help me to find a new way to search for info ;) !
[myMenuItem setKeyEquivalent:@"\D"];
[myMenuItem setKeyEquivalentModifierMask:0];
"Good" idea. But, I need another trick for a real backward delete ;) !
I let you translate this in Java.
Thanks. This time, it's easily understandable since the APIs here are
quite identical.
while investigating the Mail.app resources, I encountered the
senders.tiff files. Easter egg?
I think it's just that it was not fully clean for public delivery. It's
kind of hard not to forget to release developer stuff inside bundles,
isn't it? It is for me since there are so many files
P.S: your encoding is OOO.
I guess you wanted to tell me by this sentence that my last message
wasn't well-encoded, right?
It's odd, since I'm using Apple Mail with default settings (which seem
to be Western (Occidental) ones!)
But, thanks for your answer. I've learnt the buggy "\D" shortcut :) !
- Fred
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