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apalopohapa
apalopohapa

Reputation: 185

In Cocoa/Obj-C, how to capture a cmd-c event?

I have an NSTableView that displays a few rows and columns. The user is able to select multiple rows, and I'd like to be able to capture the cmd-c (copy) shortcut and do something custom (write the selected rows' info onto the clipboard).

So the question is how to set up a method so that it gets called when cmd-c is pressed in the context of the NSTableView being in focus right after selecting some rows with the mouse and keyboard?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 268

Answers (1)

Volker
Volker

Reputation: 4660

The event is sent up the responder chain and caught in the copy:(id) method of for example an NSDOCUMENT if you have a NSDOCUMENT subclass. If your NSTABLEVIEW subclass acceptsFirstResponder a copy:(id) method should be enough.

Alternatively you can capture the key press in for example sendEvent:(NSEvent*)event

Upvotes: 1

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