Sarah's commandKeyDown trap doesn't seem to work, which is why I'm
puzzled. Marty: Ken's method would work to prevent the user from
quitting Rev, but I was hoping to find a more general method that I
might use to trap various Apple events such as Command-P and Command-
W. Again - I'm sure that I used a solution like Sarah's once upon a
time, but it doesn't seem to work now. Obviously this wasn't an
issue at all in MetaCard...
Cheers,
Jason
In my experience, trapping for a quit message on OS X is not
reliable. It works most of the time, but not all of the time. Ken's
method, which my previous post referred to, is the only method that
I've found to be reliable. Specifically, his "Brute force" method.
(He details 2 methods on his site.)
Marty Knapp
How about trapping the commandKeyDown message?
on commandKeyDown pKey
if pKey = "Q" then
answer "You are not allowed to quit :-)"
else
pass commandKeyDown
end if
end commandKeyDown
HTH,
Sarah
On 5/18/06, Jason Tangen <jtangen at psy.uq.edu.auwrote:
Can someone tell me how to prevent a user from using Command-q to
quit Revolution? I'm sure that I used to be able to do it, but not
anymore. Did something change?
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