Hi Folks, I'm guessing this is supposed to be easy.. but I've spend a good chunk of time searching for an approach, but none of the suggestions I've found is working for me. ;-( I need to 'manually' send a keyDown event (left arrow actually) to a QTMovieView instance. The movie view is in a window that's an objective-c subclass of NSWindow. The window controller is a pyObjC instance. Is there an easy way to do this? The NSEvent constructor for 'keyEvents' is a bit overwhelming, nonetheless.. I managed to get it working from my objective-c NSWindow subclass instance.. but no matter how I try to post the keyDown it never behaves the same as actually hitting the keyboard when the QTMovieView has focus. In fact.. it seems that when I call qtView.keyDown_(event) from the window controller the event is ignored by the qtView and passed on tp the window's keyDown:, but when I hit a real key... the even is 'swallowed' by the view and the window never sees it. There something about the responder chain I'm not getting here!
Any thoughts are welcome. thanks, -steve _______________________________________________ Pythonmac-SIG maillist - [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/pythonmac-sig
