On Oct 13, 2008, at 11:16 PM, Martin Redington wrote:
I've got an NSBrowser, and a secondary view whose value depends on the current selection in the NSBrowser.
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I seem to be capturing everything so far, except for the case where the selection is extended by holding down shift and the up or down arrow key.
It sounds like you're subclassing NSMatrix and using -setMatrixClass: on the browser? You might be able to get it to work by also overriding -highlightCell:atRow:column:, but this seems like a lot of work.
How about if you leave the matrix class alone and do [myBrowser setSendsActionOnArrowKeys:YES]? Then give the browser a target and action, and in the action method do whatever you have to do.
I would think there's an even simpler solution using bindings, but I don't know bindings so I can't help you there.
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