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Using NSApplicationDefined events
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Using NSApplicationDefined events


  • Subject: Using NSApplicationDefined events
  • From: Roland Silver <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 20:41:28 -0600

I have a long-winded C-function that gives up control occasionally (about every 0.1 sec) to allow its application to process events. The most straightforward way to regain control would seem to be to post an NSApplicationDefined event. That way all waiting events will be processed, then the NASApp event.

What kind of method should I provide to catch such an event?

Do I have to deal with responder chains, and the like (which seem to be set up for key and mouse events)?

--Roland Silver <email@hidden>


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