Re: [NSEvent isARepeat]

[Adam Fedor]

> Stephane Goujet wrote:
> > But how can I set my X_display ?
> > I thought it could be got from  [[NSApp context] graphicsPort] but it
> > segfaulted. It was NULL.
> > And when I look in gui/Source/NSGraphicsContext.m, it seems that it will
> > be so very often :-) :
> > - (void *)graphicsPort
> > {
> > return NULL;
> > }
> >
> > So what is the proper way to get a pointer to the X display ?

Look at the GSDisplayServer documentation for serverDevice:

http://www.gnustep.org/resources/documentation/Developer/Gui/Additions/index.html

---
<x-tad-bigger>serverDevice 
</x-tad-bigger> - (void*) serverDevice;
Availability: GuiAdditions 0.0.0

Returns a display dependant pointer that describes the internal connection to the display. On X-Windows, for example, this is a pointer to the  <x-tad-bigger>Display</x-tad-bigger> variable.