Thanks for tip but the menu still closes on mouse up. I wonder what the
difference is. The event from [NSApp currentEvent] is showing as a LMouseDown
which is good but the menu still takes the mouse up and closes even though you
would think it should behave like a normal menu click.
On Oct 29, 2011, at 6:40 AM, Graham Cox wrote:
> I have a similar case, and it works OK.
>
> What I do is on mouseDown, start a timer. When that fires, it grabs [NSApp
> currentEvent] and passes that as the event to the popUpContextMenu: method.
> The menu tracks as expected.
>
> The only kink was that because this was being done within a button cell's
> tracking, I had to post a fake mouse UP after the menu was closed to ensure
> that the cell ended tracking. For a view that may not be necessary unless
> you're doing something special on mouse up.
>
> --Graham
Regards,
Ryan Joseph
thealchemistguild.com
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