It might only be the replace confirmation sheet and possibly some
others like it, but for sure it happens. You can create the simplest
project with just two lines to show a save panel, save to a location
that already exists, and the dialog will be a sheet. Or just do it
with TextEdit or any other app.
In all of those places the replace sheet is on top, but in my app, it
opens behind the save panel sheet. When you click anywhere on the
sheets the replace sheet comes forward, but it's confusing.
Alerts magically became sheets…? Are you sure? That's kinda goofy.
FWIW I filed a bug on the two-sheets-on-one-window issue, which is a
clear HIG violation, but I believe it came back as "Behaves as
Intended" but later back to "Open" when I pinpointed the HIG line
that it contradicted.
rdar://4802399 [Cocoa] NSSavePanel generates two overlapping sheets
Seth Willits wrote:
So Leopard decided to make alert dialogs magically become sheets,
which means that a window can have multiple sheets. The only
problem is that in my app, when I show a save sheet, and then
AppKit shows a "Do you want to replace the existing file?" dialog,
it's now shown as a sheet as well, but it opens BEHIND the save
panel sheet. Does anyone have an idea of how to fix that?
--
Seth Willits
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