Hello,
I'm quite new to Cocoa programming, and I've spent already some time
looking for a solution - maybe somebody here will be able to help.
Basically, I want to do quite a simple thing: capture a "keyDown"
event when a menu is opened. So the user opens a menu, presses a key
and I want to know what key it was.
Unfortunately NSMenu isn't an NSResponder, so I can't capture it
there. Also, the event isn't passed down to NSApp (where I could
capture it in a subclass or delegate), as the menu handles it to
position the higlight on the appropriate letter. Can I somehow
override that behaviour?
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Thanks,
Adam Warski
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