Click-Through Disabler

If you are a Mac user, you might have noticed that sometimes Cocoa controls accept clicks even when their window is disabled, a phenomenon technically known as click-through. This can be frustrating and lead to accidental clicks. If you are looking for a solution to this issue, MFClickThroughDisabler class might be the answer you are looking for.

This class allows you to attach itself to an NSControl and disable the click-through behavior. So, if your window is not in the foreground, the control will automatically disable itself. By doing this, you can avoid any unwanted or accidental clicks.

Moreover, if you are interested in following the Mac OS X Human Interface Guidelines, which recommend that a control with destructive or difficult to undo action should disable themselves when their window is inactive, this class is perfect for you. It ensures that your application is user-friendly and easy to use, with minimal chances of any undesired actions.

Overall, MFClickThroughDisabler class is an innovative solution for those who want to ensure that Cocoa controls behave as intended, making their application more user-friendly and in line with the design guidelines recommended by Apple.