Mac: Added missing close, focus and resize events #33
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Added an NSWindowDelegate to the NSWindow to get more information. Emits ApplicationDefined NSEvents back to the NSApplication to be picked up in the existing EventQueue.
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Thanks Alex, this looks great, I'll go ahead and test it out on my end and merge it in after. 😁 |
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Thanks for the work to create this! Unfortunately it wouldn't fit my needs without some of these key events on Mac, so I've done my best to add them!
I added an
NSWindowDelegateto theNSWindowto get more information about what's happening with the window (looking at theNSWindowDelegateAPI, there's more that can now be done here I'm sure). It emitsNSEventsof type ApplicationDefined (as recommended by docs) back to theNSApplicationto be picked up in your existingEventQueue.I don't have much Objective-C experience so apologies in advance! I've tried to mirror the existing implementation/style as much as possible.