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NSEvent and postEvent:atStart
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NSEvent and postEvent:atStart

  • Subject: NSEvent and postEvent:atStart
  • From: koko <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 24 May 2012 18:58:58 -0600
How does one create and then receive a user defined event?

I have read and find only what appears to me to be heavyweight processes.

So if I create an NSEvent and then use postEvent:atStart what I am not getting is how is a method  in an object associated with the NSEvent?

Or should I just fugehabodit an use notifications?

But, I really want to understand postEvent:atStart.


-koko



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