What's the magic that makes cmd-w close a window?
What's the magic that makes cmd-w close a window?
- Subject: What's the magic that makes cmd-w close a window?
- From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2005 09:36:06 -0700
- Thread-topic: What's the magic that makes cmd-w close a window?
When the user hits cmd-W, the frontmost window should close.
I have done this by making a menu item or button, wiring it to NSWindow's
-performClose action and assigning cmd-W as its keyboard shortcut. But I am
trying to clear this excess clutter from my user interface. Note: I am
particularly interested in non-document windows.
In Apple's TextEdit example, I see that the Preferences window (presumably
NOT a document window) behaves this way, but I can't find anything in its
.nib or code to support it. What's the magic??
Jerry
P.S. My apologies for the easy question; indeed a Google search says this
was discussed in the Cocoabuilder archives, but I can't find it in Apple's
Mailman archives and Cocoabuilder is down.
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