> I've found various posts relating to AXEventSink but the moment I call
> connect: on my outlook button I get problems. I'm sure I'll get there :)
Is the problem merely that it does nothing, or does it actively do
something bad?
> trying the following:
>
> sink := AXEventSink target: self sourceTypeInfo:
> OFficeICommandBarButtonEvents typeInfo.
> sink connect: myButton.
Have you registered interest in the events? Something along the lines of
self
when:#ClearlyDefinedEvent:lpzReserved:lpvoidNotUsed:
sendTo:self.
should get you going. See #isTracingEnabled:, and note that you need to
use the correct event/message name (including case and trailing colon if
any) or you will not receive the events. You will want to define the
method, even if just a stub, before registering interest in the event.
When doing something like this, I like to get everything ready to go but
short of doing the dangerous/uncertain step, and then save the image.
Upon loading, the image has a workspace with expression(s) ready to go,
and if the outcome is unpleasant, I can use the debugger to learn
something about it, and exit w/o saving. Reload the image, try to fix
the problem, save, then try it again. I that approach any time I change
presenter initialization/opening, external interfacing, etc.
Have a good one,
Bill
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Wilhelm K. Schwab, Ph.D.
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