Hello Christian, I am beginning to experiment with the NSAppleEventHandlerMBS class so that I can more easily support a suspending of events that will take a while to process. I’ve started very simply just redirecting one of my existing verbs over to the new handler.
I’ve got a subclass of NSAppleEventHandlerMBS called “myNSAppleEventHandlerMBS” with an event for handleAppleEvent that just writes a single line to my logfile that says it got the event, it’s not trying to do anything with it. I create a new instance of it in app.Open immediately after initializing the plugins and place it into a global variable in a module like: gMyNSAppleEventHandlerMBS = new myNSAppleEventHandler I create a new event manager and assign it to the handler like: dim myDelayHandler as new NSAppleEventManagerMBS myDelayHandler.setEventHandler( gMyNSAppleEventHandlerMBS, “xten”, “Dely”) I’ve discovered that I must return false in the Xojo HandleAppleEvent event for those parameters or it’s not called, and I’ve added a log line there too so I can see that the event if being received by the app and that I’m properly returning false from the xojo handler. It works once, or maybe a couple of times, and then it stops getting the event. The event continues to be received by the global xojo handler, and I continue to return false from it so that it should fall through to the other handler, but the other handler never receives an event. Do I need to keep a reference to the myDelayHandler as NSAppleEventManagerMBS that I create above too? The example program doesn’t do that with the GURL handler and it keeps working, I can’t see what I’m doing differently. Thanks, James James Sentman http://www.PlanetaryGear.org http://MacHomeAutomation.com _______________________________________________ Mbsplugins_monkeybreadsoftware.info mailing list [email protected] https://ml01.ispgateway.de/mailman/listinfo/mbsplugins_monkeybreadsoftware.info
