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Re: Doc-based app, text fields, and losing focus
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Re: Doc-based app, text fields, and losing focus


  • Subject: Re: Doc-based app, text fields, and losing focus
  • From: Public Look <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 19:34:49 -0500

-controlTextDidEndEditing:

Handles an end of editing NSNotification aNotification. After
validating the new value, posts
anNSControlTextDidEndEditingNotification to the default notification
center. This posting causes the receivers delegate to receive
acontrolTextDidEndEditing: message. After this message, sends
endEditing: to the receiver cell and handles the key that caused
editing to end:
 If the user ended editing by pressing Return, this method tries to
send the receivers action to its target; if unsuccessful, it
sendsperformKeyEquivalent: to its NSView (for example, to handle the
default button on a panel); if that also fails, the receiver simply
selects its text.


 If the user ended editing by pressing Tab or Shift-Tab, the
receiver tries to have its NSWindow select its next or previous key
view, using the NSWindow method selectKeyViewFollowingView: or
selectKeyViewPrecedingView:. If unsuccessful in doing this, the
receiver simply selects its text.


See the NSControl class specification for more information on the text
delegate method.


See Also:  textShouldBeginEditing:,  textDidBeginEditing:, 
textDidChange:,  textShouldEndEditing:



On Nov 25, 2003, at 2:10 PM, James Mcconnell wrote:

> Hi all. I have a doc-based app. On this I have several text fields.
> What I would like to do is to monitor when focus is lost on a text
> field, I want to check to see if the field is empty. If so, I want a
> dialog to prompt the user to enter a value. Basically, I want to make
> sure every field is filled in.
>
> I know I can use notifications and NSAlert and all of that, but I
> don't know how to catch it when focus moves to another text field. I
> have 5 NSTextFields, and 2 NSTextViews.
>
> So, how would I go about catching focus lost on a text field? Just a
> push in the right direction is all I ask. If anyone knows of any
> tutorials, that would be cool too.
>
> James
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