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Controlling participation in the keyView loop?
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Controlling participation in the keyView loop?


  • Subject: Controlling participation in the keyView loop?
  • From: Jim Correia <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2006 17:18:15 -0400

Given a custom NSView or NSControl subclass, how do I:

- Specify whether the control is considered a "text box or list" or "other" control for the purposes of whether it is included in the keyView loop when depending on the current state of Full Keyboard Access?

- Opt out of the keyboard loop entirely? (but still allow my view to become the key view when clicked on)

- Determine when Full Keyboard Access is enabled? (but only if it helps solve the first problem above, otherwise I don't care :-))

Thanks,
Jim

(If this sounds familiar, this is a hopefully more concise and clear version of the question I asked yesterday.)
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