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Re: Detecting currently active NSColorWell(s)?
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Re: Detecting currently active NSColorWell(s)?


  • Subject: Re: Detecting currently active NSColorWell(s)?
  • From: "Martin" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 17:00:30 -0700

Hello Glenn,

>Any other ideas on how to tell if "changeColor:" really means "you
>should change color" as opposed to "somebody else should change
>color, and you're just caught in the crossfire"?

We ended up posing as NSColorPanel and overriding:

- (void) _forceSendAction:(BOOL)isAct notification:(BOOL)isNotif firstResponder:(BOOL)isFirstResp

When the target of the panel was a specific subclass of NSColorWell then we would simply set "isNotif" and "isFirstResp" to NO and let super do the work. I hope that helps.
~Martin


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