SubViews and Events
SubViews and Events
- Subject: SubViews and Events
- From: Jerrod Fowkes <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 12:55:33 -0700 (PDT)
Hello,
I have created a class that inherits off of NSView. It does some special things that I need it to do. We will call this viewB. I have another Custom view that I created in IB. We will call this viewA. When viewA gets created, I manually create a bunch of viewB's. So far I have been able to get each of them to draw individually.
Basically I am creating a grid that I want each square to handle it's own event. I already create an array of each of the pointers to the viewB's in memory so that I can access them. So far, the viewB class has it's own mouseDown event and it overrides acceptsFirstResponder. This doesn't seem to be good enough since viewB gets created dynamically a bunch of times. So then I discovered that since it's being created dynamically, it needs to somehow respond to the NSResponder chain. Also, I discovered that in order for each individual viewB to get close to the event, viewA must accepts events, --->At least that is what the NSResponder architecture is telling me. So,,
I need the ability to bypass viewA and somehow subscribe each viewB to the "main" responder chain. This means that I don't want to accept mouse events (I can to some degree) and then determine where the user clicked and then grab a handle to the instance of that viewB and send the event to that. Any help would be appreciated. -Jerrod Fowkes
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