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Carbon-in-Cocoa Edit Menu Commands

  • Subject: Carbon-in-Cocoa Edit Menu Commands
  • From: Pavol Markovic <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 15:31:38 +0100
Hello dear cocoa-list,
I work on audio plugin (AU) that uses Carbon-View. This view has Text Edit view based on MLTE TXNObject and registered carbon-event handler. When this plug is used in Carbon apps (AU hosts) everything's fine, when used in Cocoa apps and Edit menu is available (for example GarageBand), keystrokes are transfered to my event handler, but not commands (Copy, Cut, Paste). (NOTE: Cocoa apps without Edit menu - Numerology for example - do not suffer from this problem. Looks like Cocoa apps default Edit menu handler is not pushing these events to my event handler. What do you think dear cocoa list?

Thanks for all responses!

Pavol Markovic
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