On Jun 30, 2005, at Thu, Jun 30, 1:39 15 PM, Scott Thompson wrote:
When you open iTunes you don't see any "document windows" per se.
We're getting a bit far afield here, but realize that if you double
click on a playlist in iTunes (or any item in the left side source
list) it will open that playlist/source item in a new window. The
sole bizarre exception is one's shopping cart - the store and
purchased music items can be opened in separate windows. That's
fairly document centric with the document being a playlist/source item.
To bring it back on topic for Cocoa, I don't see any reason other
than historical that iTunes is a Carbon app (iTunes began life as a
Mac OS Classic app called SoundJam MP3) and iTunes could certainly be
ported to Cocoa as a document based app.
regards,
Raffael Cavallaro, Ph.D.
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