Re: mainmenu in nib file
Re: mainmenu in nib file
- Subject: Re: mainmenu in nib file
- From: "M. Uli Kusterer" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2004 02:57:07 +0200
At 18:17 Uhr -0500 21.10.2004, Jacob Chapa wrote:
I am retarded and deleted my mainmenu from my nib file (the one with
all the file,edit, etc). But now i need it back because I think the
edit menu will pick up keyboard shortcuts ( i want to have a
shortcut in my program, but it is only a NSStatusItem running as a
LSUIElement and they shortcut wont work unless i have the statusitem
selected). I want to have something similar to Konspose (think
expose for the program konfabulator)
Thanks for sharing this personal revelation with us.
Now ...
... ummm ...
... what is your *QUESTION*?
If you want to create a new main menu, it usually helps to just
create a new NIB file from the provided templates in IB, or if there
is none that contains a main menu, you can just create an empty
project and copy over its MainMenu.nib and re-add your objects (IB
supports a brand-new technology called 'copy and paste').
If you want system-wide shortcuts, you are "on the wooden path", as
we Germans say. I think the English expression is "on the wrong
track". Look into Carbon HotKeys. There are some nice wrapper classes
around those for Cocoa, like CocoaHotKeys3.
If that's not what you wanted, it may help if you didn't assume
everybody on this list knew ESP, and instead actually "said" what you
"mean".
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Cheers,
M. Uli Kusterer
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