Forbid arrows action in NSCollectionView











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I'm newbe in macOS development that's why I'm not sure that I've formulated my question correctly. I have multiple NSCollectionView on screen. One of them is main and in other I can select rating, colors etc.. The problem is that when I select color and press right/left arrow I begin moving in colorCollectionView not in mainCollectionView. Code for handling keys press events is inside of ViewController and it obviously not being called. I suspect that issue is connected with isFirstResponder property. That's why I've created subclass for my not-main collections:



final class NotFirstResponderCollectionView: NSCollectionView {

    override var isFirstResponder: Bool { return false }

}


But that didn't resolve problem. Also I've tried to explicitly call self.becomeFirstResponder inside of ViewController and .resignFirstResponder for my not-main collections. That doesn't help me too. Thanks in advance.






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  • Why are you telling the controller to become first responder rather than the collection view you want in focus?
    – Callam
    Nov 8 at 10:23










  • @Callam Because in controller I have additional key-press logic. I've tried both variants and they didn't work.
    – Tabula Rasa
    Nov 8 at 10:29






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    Please add your ViewController code
    – Callam
    Nov 8 at 10:36










  • isFirstResponder: "Whether the CollectionView is its window's current firstResponder. This bindable property is useful for determining appropriate appearance for selected items.". Try acceptsFirstResponder: "Whether the responder accepts first responder status.".
    – Willeke
    Nov 8 at 11:10















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I'm newbe in macOS development that's why I'm not sure that I've formulated my question correctly. I have multiple NSCollectionView on screen. One of them is main and in other I can select rating, colors etc.. The problem is that when I select color and press right/left arrow I begin moving in colorCollectionView not in mainCollectionView. Code for handling keys press events is inside of ViewController and it obviously not being called. I suspect that issue is connected with isFirstResponder property. That's why I've created subclass for my not-main collections:



final class NotFirstResponderCollectionView: NSCollectionView {

    override var isFirstResponder: Bool { return false }

}


But that didn't resolve problem. Also I've tried to explicitly call self.becomeFirstResponder inside of ViewController and .resignFirstResponder for my not-main collections. That doesn't help me too. Thanks in advance.






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  • Why are you telling the controller to become first responder rather than the collection view you want in focus?
    – Callam
    Nov 8 at 10:23










  • @Callam Because in controller I have additional key-press logic. I've tried both variants and they didn't work.
    – Tabula Rasa
    Nov 8 at 10:29






  • 1




    Please add your ViewController code
    – Callam
    Nov 8 at 10:36










  • isFirstResponder: "Whether the CollectionView is its window's current firstResponder. This bindable property is useful for determining appropriate appearance for selected items.". Try acceptsFirstResponder: "Whether the responder accepts first responder status.".
    – Willeke
    Nov 8 at 11:10













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I'm newbe in macOS development that's why I'm not sure that I've formulated my question correctly. I have multiple NSCollectionView on screen. One of them is main and in other I can select rating, colors etc.. The problem is that when I select color and press right/left arrow I begin moving in colorCollectionView not in mainCollectionView. Code for handling keys press events is inside of ViewController and it obviously not being called. I suspect that issue is connected with isFirstResponder property. That's why I've created subclass for my not-main collections:



final class NotFirstResponderCollectionView: NSCollectionView {

    override var isFirstResponder: Bool { return false }

}


But that didn't resolve problem. Also I've tried to explicitly call self.becomeFirstResponder inside of ViewController and .resignFirstResponder for my not-main collections. That doesn't help me too. Thanks in advance.






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I'm newbe in macOS development that's why I'm not sure that I've formulated my question correctly. I have multiple NSCollectionView on screen. One of them is main and in other I can select rating, colors etc.. The problem is that when I select color and press right/left arrow I begin moving in colorCollectionView not in mainCollectionView. Code for handling keys press events is inside of ViewController and it obviously not being called. I suspect that issue is connected with isFirstResponder property. That's why I've created subclass for my not-main collections:



final class NotFirstResponderCollectionView: NSCollectionView {

    override var isFirstResponder: Bool { return false }

}


But that didn't resolve problem. Also I've tried to explicitly call self.becomeFirstResponder inside of ViewController and .resignFirstResponder for my not-main collections. That doesn't help me too. Thanks in advance.






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  • Why are you telling the controller to become first responder rather than the collection view you want in focus?
    – Callam
    Nov 8 at 10:23










  • @Callam Because in controller I have additional key-press logic. I've tried both variants and they didn't work.
    – Tabula Rasa
    Nov 8 at 10:29






  • 1




    Please add your ViewController code
    – Callam
    Nov 8 at 10:36










  • isFirstResponder: "Whether the CollectionView is its window's current firstResponder. This bindable property is useful for determining appropriate appearance for selected items.". Try acceptsFirstResponder: "Whether the responder accepts first responder status.".
    – Willeke
    Nov 8 at 11:10


















  • Why are you telling the controller to become first responder rather than the collection view you want in focus?
    – Callam
    Nov 8 at 10:23










  • @Callam Because in controller I have additional key-press logic. I've tried both variants and they didn't work.
    – Tabula Rasa
    Nov 8 at 10:29






  • 1




    Please add your ViewController code
    – Callam
    Nov 8 at 10:36










  • isFirstResponder: "Whether the CollectionView is its window's current firstResponder. This bindable property is useful for determining appropriate appearance for selected items.". Try acceptsFirstResponder: "Whether the responder accepts first responder status.".
    – Willeke
    Nov 8 at 11:10
















Why are you telling the controller to become first responder rather than the collection view you want in focus?
– Callam
Nov 8 at 10:23




Why are you telling the controller to become first responder rather than the collection view you want in focus?
– Callam
Nov 8 at 10:23












@Callam Because in controller I have additional key-press logic. I've tried both variants and they didn't work.
– Tabula Rasa
Nov 8 at 10:29




@Callam Because in controller I have additional key-press logic. I've tried both variants and they didn't work.
– Tabula Rasa
Nov 8 at 10:29




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Please add your ViewController code
– Callam
Nov 8 at 10:36




Please add your ViewController code
– Callam
Nov 8 at 10:36












isFirstResponder: "Whether the CollectionView is its window's current firstResponder. This bindable property is useful for determining appropriate appearance for selected items.". Try acceptsFirstResponder: "Whether the responder accepts first responder status.".
– Willeke
Nov 8 at 11:10




isFirstResponder: "Whether the CollectionView is its window's current firstResponder. This bindable property is useful for determining appropriate appearance for selected items.". Try acceptsFirstResponder: "Whether the responder accepts first responder status.".
– Willeke
Nov 8 at 11:10

















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