Hi,
could you send me your project off list? I will check it and let you
know what's wrong. (If I find it of course)
Robert
On 22.5.2008, at 19:39, Michael McLaughlin wrote:
Robert Cerny wrote:
Just FYI,
[myButton setKeyEquivalent:@"\r"]; is the correct way to set button
to
Default. A
>Robert Cerny wrote:
>Just FYI,
>[myButton setKeyEquivalent:@"\r"]; is the correct way to set button to
>Default. Are you sure that speakButton is not nil?
The button is OK.
I found that I could get the button to work by entering the Return key
equivalent in IB, stubbing out awakeFromNib. Howev
Just FYI,
[myButton setKeyEquivalent:@"\r"]; is the correct way to set button to
Default. Are you sure that speakButton is not nil?
Robert
On 22.5.2008, at 16:51, Michael McLaughlin wrote:
As a Cocoa newbie (after years of Carbon), I am working my way
through the
3rd edition of Hillegass'
Hi,
could you simply add the default flag in IB?
1. select the button
2. Hit -1 to bring up Inspector pane
3. Click the dark grey rectangle next to "Key Equiv."
4. Hit Enter
HTH
Robert
On 22.5.2008, at 16:51, Michael McLaughlin wrote:
As a Cocoa newbie (after years of Carbon), I am working my
As a Cocoa newbie (after years of Carbon), I am working my way through the
3rd edition of Hillegass' book. I finished his SpeakLine example then
thought I'd challenge myself by making the Speak button the default button
-- but failed.
I coded the following
*** AppController.h
@interface AppCont
