Re: -[NSMenuItem setKeyEquivalent] not working for some keys
Re: -[NSMenuItem setKeyEquivalent] not working for some keys
- Subject: Re: -[NSMenuItem setKeyEquivalent] not working for some keys
- From: Ken Victor <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 09:06:25 -0700
mike,
thanx for the reply.
i should have mentioned in my first email that i checked system prefs
custom keyboard shortcuts and quickeys as one of my first
explorations. also, i can set shortcuts of command 1-4 for xcode
preferences. so its some combination of my user account and my app.
ken
At 11:46 AM +0100 10/19/06, Mike Abdullah wrote:
OS X offers the ability for you to set custom keyboard shortcuts for
any menu in any app. Perhaps something is overriding things?
Mike.
On 18 Oct 2006, at 21:22, Ken Victor wrote:
the app i'm developing lets users specify the keyboard shortcuts to
use for menu items. this has been working for several months now.
however, i noticed yesterday that if i attempt to set a shortcut
(via -[NSMenuItem setKeyEquivalent]) of command-1 / command-2 /
command-3 / command-4 it no longer "takes".
while debugging, i've discovered the following: if i examine the
menu item before and after calling setKeyEquivalent, i see the
private iVar _keyEquivalent changing properly. however if i "po
[menuItem keyEquivalent]" from the debugger console window the
debugger prints out <object returned empty description> and the
menu does not show the shortcut as being set. (note that i do also
use setKeyEquivalentModifierMask to set the appropriate mask.)
i can set shortcuts to other command-<X> (where X is anything but
1, 2, 3, or 5) and if i set a shortcut to use modifier keys other
than or in conjunction with the command key it also works.
additonally, if i set menu item shortcuts in IB, it works fine for
command 1-4/
now i know (after many frustrating hours of various debugging and
testing) that this has something to do with my user account,
because if i login as a different user or boot from a different
partition, the problem goes away. i also know that this is not
related to any of my login startup items (as set in system prefs
for my account) because if i remove all of them the problem
persists.
has anyone encountered anything like this before?
can anyone suggest how i can find this problem? or point me to some
documentation as to how to find the problem?
thanx very much,
ken
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