Hello I have some application active (for example, finder) and its window is a keyWindow that receives keyboard events After i click on a "free from windows" part of a desktop with right mouse button, i have a popup menu dropped down, and somehow this menu now gets keyboard events (for example, when i press up, and down keys, the menu cursor moves up and down). The Finder application is still active, and i presume its window is still key window. But desktop menu - it is a different process, a different application and a different window. How come it receives keyDowns and how come Finder doesn't receive them anymore, unless i click on Finder's window with left mouse button? What is the mechanism that is used and what is the route the key events go till they reach that menu? I was trying to find out this info in event programming guide, but without any luck :( Do i correctly understand that popup menu is an ordinary cocoa window, which is only made topmost by calling [setLevel:NSPopupMenuWindowLevel]? Thanks! _______________________________________________
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