Application Focus with NSToolbar
Application Focus with NSToolbar
- Subject: Application Focus with NSToolbar
- From: Dalton Hamilton <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2006 17:12:54 +0200
I've just written my first app that uses NSToolbar. I'm at the point
that I wanted to run a few tests and when I use Xcode to Run the
application in Debug mode and/or Release mode, I have a problem that
when I try to click on an NSTextField or NSTextView object in the
App's interface to enter data, the text that I type goes into the
Xcode Run Log window. I've written numerous other Cocoa and Objetive-
C apps and have never seen this situation. The only difference with
this app is that I'm implementing an NSToolbar.
This problem is really weird. As I am typing this email, I clicked
back over to my App (which I started in release mode of Xcode) and
you would think the application name beside the Apple in the top left
corner would either change to 'Xcode' or to the name of the App/
Project. Though my Apps window goes to the front and the cursor goes
into the text field and blinks with a vertical line when I click on
it, the name beside the Apple menu in the top left remains as Mail --
because it was the last app I was running before I clicked on my
Xcode app.
However, if I run my app outside of Xcode, it works fine -- i.e. the
application takes focus, when I click on my app it does become the
active app and I can enter data in text and textview fields....
Any help would be appreciated. I also posted this on the Xcode-Users
mailing list minus the last sentence which I just tried.
Dalton Hamilton
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