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keyAESearchText and Document-based applications
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keyAESearchText and Document-based applications

  • Subject: keyAESearchText and Document-based applications
  • From: Adam Knight <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 13:25:37 -0500
In a Core Data, document-based application, I can get the keyAESearchText property of the open event in my -init method of the document only when the application is already running and my document is opened from a search then. If the program is started by the open, I can't get to the event from the document init (presumably because the application object is handling it).

I then added a catch to my controller's -init (an NSObject subclass) to try and catch it and it's not up in time, either.

Do I have to subclass NSApplication and make the corresponding changes to the NIBs just to catch this event? How would I go about doing that without breaking the document-based nature of the program?
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