// Our rectangle has to match that of the containing view, if we want to be able
// to properly get all the mouse events.
public KeyboardResponder(
EnterTextDelegate enterText,
JustPressedKeyDelegate justPressedKey,
MonoMacGameView gameView)
: base(gameView.Window.ContentView.Frame)
{
EnterText = enterText;
JustPressedKey = justPressedKey;
GameView = gameView;
// We authorize the parent's view to automatically change our width and height in case
// of a window resize.
AutoresizingMask = NSViewResizingMask.WidthSizable | NSViewResizingMask.HeightSizable;
// We need to ˝display˝ ourselves if we want to get any mouse events.
GameView.Window.ContentView.AddSubview(this);
// Just in case...
GameView.Window.ContentView.AutoresizesSubviews = true;
GameView.AutoresizesSubviews = true;
// For all the events we don't care about, the GameView will get them. There might not
// be that many though, as we should cover all the bases there, but one never knows.
NextResponder = GameView;
// We force ourselves to be the first responder to be called, and we will never resign
// that duty. That will enable us to get all of the key events, but will also prevent
// the GameView to get the mouse events. We'll have to forward them.
GameView.Window.MakeFirstResponder(this);
}
// We need to de-reference the GameView so that the pool can collect it properly.
protected override void Dispose(bool dispose)
{
if (dispose)
GameView = null;
}
