In my cross-platform architecture, I would like to act on a context menu click (right button click) during a mouse click event. In Cocoa, can you detect that the user either Ctrl-Clicked or double-tapped on touchpad (right-click equivalent) DURING the mouseDown event? I am aware of NSView's menuForEvent but do not wish to handle it here.
In general, -rightMouseDown: should get called automatically, but I've seen situations where it isn't -- these may be patched in Leopard.
But right now, in -mouseDown: I check whether the control key is down, using this code:
- (void)mouseDown:(NSEvent *)event;
{
if (event.modifierFlags & NSControlKeyMask)
return [self rightMouseDown:event];
...
}
-Wil
If you're using AppKit, and you want to detect a right-click in your view, you should override -[NSResponder rightMouseDown:]
.
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