On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 11:23 AM, Claus Atzenbeck
<email@hidden> wrote:
> Hi all:
>
> I need a delegate that gets called whenever the window appears on the
> screen. The opposite of windowWillClose:, so to say.
>
> However,
> - (void)windowDidExpose:(NSNotification *)notification
> does not get called via any of the following methods:
>
> [windowController showWindow:self];
> [[windowController window] orderFront:self];
> [[windowController window] orderBack:self];
>
> The delegate works; for example, windowWillClose: gets called.
The delegate method is a shortcut for registering for
NSWindowDidExposeNotification. The documentation for that starts out
with "Posted whenever a portion of a nonretained NSWindow object is
exposed".
Since you essentially never want to use a nonretained window and are
almost certainly not using one here, this notification never gets
posted.
Mike
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