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Re: NSAlert with NSTimer

I did something like this , long time back

hope, this is close enough to your requirement or may be its a wrong practice ( user discretion required :) )

-()runAlert
{
..// show modal window
NSTimer *myTimer = [[NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:someTime target:self selector:@selector(killwindow:) userInfo:nil repeats:No];
}

-() killwindow:(NSTimer *) theTimer
{
//kill the window
}


if the user click on the alert window then   "– invalidate" the myTimer

This worked for me

~Rajesh

On Dec 9, 2008, at 10:37 AM, Rashmi Vyshnavi wrote:

Hi,
I want to close a Modal NSAlertPanel after specific period of time if user
does not click on any of the buttons. Is there a way to set up a NSTimer to
close the Alert Panel after 10 secs.

--
Thanks..
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