On Sep 3, 2009, at 13:39, McLaughlin, Michael P. wrote:
The one example I found like that passed the event on even though it
had
been handled.
Is
@interface MyApplication : NSApplication
{
}
@implementation MyApplication
-(void)sendEvent:(NSEvent *)evt
{
if ([evt type] == NSApplicationDefined)
<doSomething>
else
[super sendEvent:evt];
}
@end
better?
Yes. I didn't want to risk insulting you by telling you what you
already knew. As you did know. :)
I *did* risk insulting you by reminding you to change the Principal
Class, because that's easy to overlook even when you know it needs to
be done.
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