Re: InputManagers
Re: InputManagers
- Subject: Re: InputManagers
- From: "Frederick Cheung" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2006 10:58:38 +0100
On 8/1/06, Gerriet M. Denkmann <email@hidden> wrote:
I heard some rumor that it is possible to modify an app by putting
some code into ~/Library/InputManagers.
Input managers are loaded into cocoa apps, and from there you can do
things like class posing and other messing around. Take a look at
SIMBL it should get you on the right tracks
Fred
I know that this is considered a bad hack; but I only want to do it
for my own private whims.
The Apple docs about InputManagers (not surprisingly) do not mention
this hack.
So: is there any information (or some simple source code) available?
I just want to add one or two classes and one category on NSWindow.
(For the curious: I want to teach IB et al. not to put it's
miniaturized document icons into the dock, but to put them on the
bottom of the screen, like it was done in NeXTstep).
Or is there some (hidden, or just unknown to me) option for this?
Gerriet.
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