Re: Making a application active with NSStatusMenus
Re: Making a application active with NSStatusMenus
- Subject: Re: Making a application active with NSStatusMenus
- From: Andy Lee <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 00:39:42 -0500
Does a Google search for "cocoa delegation" not give you what you
need? You could also have searched for "windowDidBecomeKey
example". Here are some other resources:
* Xcode: You can open a Documentation window using Xcode's Help
menu. Search for "delegation".
* I would think whatever materials you're using to learn Cocoa should
have mentioned delegates. If you're using a book, look in the index.
* Good sites for learning Cocoa are stepwise.com, cocoabuilder.com,
and cocoadevcentral.com.
--Andy
On Feb 26, 2007, at 12:14 AM, Andrew James wrote:
Sorry im only a few months into programming on ObjC/Cocoa would you
know of some guides or places i could look at that explains this
whole delegation.
i would prefer not to create individual IBActions for every menu
item (Doing this would still leave the automated windows out of it)
Makes sense.
Below is a link to a example project i used to test the bug,
Looks like the window's delegate is not set. windowDidBecomeKey:
is a window delegate method.
--Andy
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