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Re: Detecting ctrl-click (context menu) in NSBrowser
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Re: Detecting ctrl-click (context menu) in NSBrowser

  • Subject: Re: Detecting ctrl-click (context menu) in NSBrowser
  • From: Todd Yandell <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2005 23:07:52 -0600
Hi,

See NSCell's setMenu: message. You should be able to call this is your data source's browser:willDisplayCell: method. You would simply use the 'cell' variable passed to your data source's methods to set the correct menu. You might also find NSMenuItems's setRepresentedObject: message useful for this kind of thing, too. Personally, I've never tried this (as I've never needed a context menu on an NSCell subclass), but it should be pretty straightforward.

Hope that helps!
Todd Yandell
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