You can subclass NSWindow for your window and override keyDown:. The
ones you want to pass down the chain you send by calling the
superclass's keyDown.
On Apr 23, 2008, at 9:36 AM, Duncan Champney wrote:
I could easily change my zoom in/zoom out keystrokes to be the
bracket keys ("[" "]" with or without shift), or some other set of
keys that are only used by the 3D view, but I need a way to
intercept them. Is there a clean way for me to catch certain
keystrokes globally for the window, and pass them to my 3D view,
while letting others go to the current firstResponder?
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