Re: [Pyobjc-dev] Detecting mouse down in menu bar
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From: Daniel L. <da...@br...> - 2009-04-12 17:06:05
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> > Anyone have any ideas how I can detect a mouse down event in the menu bar? Most objects that a user or the system interacts with provide delegate methods allowing your application to be notified of ahead of a state changes and after a state changes. The delegation (Observer) design pattern is a recurring pattern in Cocoa (as it is in Java) and other OOP frameworks I don't do much more than simple apps with PyObjC preferring ObjC-C++ for my work but an invaluable Cocoa resource, besides the usual instructional books like Hillegass 3rd, the dated Anguish, Buck et all, etc., etc., is AppKiDo ( http://homepage.mac.com/aglee/downloads/appkido.html). It's free and indispensible for me. In AppKiDo, if you select AppKit and then NSMenu, you'll see a tab for the delegate methods which provides a good list of what is available. - daniel |