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NSComboBox and events


  • Subject: NSComboBox and events
  • From: Christopher Skogen <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 01:30:04 -0500

hey all,

before my question, just wanted to say how much i've appreciated this list. it's been indispensable as i've learned how to code in cocoa. thanks to all of you. on to the question.

i have an audio app with a couple of NSComboBoxes in a dialog. The audio portion of the app makes use of events posted to the app of type NSApplicationDefined. If I click on an NSComboBox to drop the selection list, the selection list will automatically close as soon as one of these NSApplicationDefined events shows up. All the other controls in the app work perfectly (menus, popup buttons, scrollbars, sliders). My guess is that the NSComboBox is written a bit different than all the others, and most likely is busting out of it's mouse capture when it sees one of these custom events. I'm thinking about overriding the NSComboBox and doing my own mouse capture for it.

does anyone have any experience with this problem? or a possible solution?

thanks in advance,

chris

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chris skogen
gizmolabs, inc.
email@hidden
(404) 630-7230

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