I\'m trying to create an OS X keyboard hook for assistive technology purposes (i.e. don\'t worry, not a keylogger).
I know this question has been asked a lot before, but nothing will work for me. The following code will not do anything at all.
[UPDATED AFTER FIRST AWNSER] I have tried to find a way to use and implement the keyDown option in Objective C. But when I try it, it always fails...
With the help of Dave DeLong and others on stackoverflow I\'ve given my tutorial app a cool hotkey effect but I can\'t figure out how to make it instantiate the window.
I\'m trying to trigger basic functions using NSEvent and mouse clicks. F开发者_C百科or example close the window when pressing left mouse button. What else do I need in this method?
I’m updating (downdating?) an application I’ve written for 10.6+ to work in 10.5+. I’m struggling with capturing the currently pressed mouse button in the -(void)menuWillOpen:(NSMenu *); selector.
I want to write a method that needs NSEvent defined, so I need NSEvent.h. The SDK I am using (3.1.3) doesn\'t seem to have NSEvent.h within its frameworks.I found that it is in AppKit.framework, which
i am try开发者_JAVA技巧ing to send mouseevent (MouseClick or RightMouseClick) to a NSView... in my case a WebView, that contains a loaded Website. I want to script some clicks on links etc. How is it
I\'m interested in capturing key presses while a NSMenu is open. For example, if the menu is open and the user presses \"e\", or \"1\" on the keyboa开发者_StackOverflow中文版rd, send a particular mess
Is there a way to have my app\'s window receive keyboard and/or mouse events (i.e. user clicking on window\'s buttons) while still retaining focus to another, unrelated app?
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