If I understand well, your trying to catch event that match a menu item shortcut minus the shift key. Isn't it possible to override - [NSApp sendEvent:] as you did, but instead of taking care of the event yourself, create a new event that match the menu item and then call super with this new event ?- (void)sendEvent:(NSEvent *)theEvent { if ([theEvent isAnHotkeyEvent]) { theEvent = [NSEvent eventWithTheKeystrokeAppKitWant]; } [super sendEvent:theEvent]; }I really don't know if it works, but it worth the try.
That’s a pretty common way to do it, and avoids the need to duplicate the actual method dispatch. Works great.
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