The documentation for `interpretKeyEvents:` says:
The input manager responds to the request by sending insertText: and
doCommandBySelector:messages back to the invoker of this method.
What I'm seeing is that when I call `[self interpretKeyEvents:[NSArray
arrayWithObject:theEvent]]` from `keyDown:`, it's sending `insertText:` to a
different object …but only once. For subsequent keystrokes, the message is sent
to the same object.
`interpretKeyEvents:` should *always* send `insertText:` back to the same
object it was called on, right? This appears to be the case under 10.7, but not
under 10.8.
The documentation for `insertText:` is a little less clear:
The NSResponder implementation simply passes this message to the next
responder, or beeps if there is no next responder.
But I've verified that the first time `insertText:` is called, `self` and first
responder are not the same object.
So is this a bug, or am I misunderstanding something? Thanks.
--
Rob McBroom
<http://www.skurfer.com/>
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