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Re: One shot flag in IB

Fritz Anderson wrote: 
On 28 Oct 2004, at 8:37 PM, Andrew White wrote:

 > What does the 'one shot' flag on an NSPanel do in IB?
 >
 > Where can I find the documentation for this?

Typing "one shot window" into the full-text search field of the Xcode
documentation window yields the following in the first document that
relates to Cocoa:

 > Setting Whether the Window’s Image Persists When Off-Screen
 >
 > Memory can also be saved by destroying the window device when the
 > window is removed from the screen. The setOneShot: method controls
 > this behavior. One-shot window devices exist only when their NSWindows
 > are on screen.


Thanks.


OK, I finally found the text buried deep in:

ADC Home > Reference Library > Documentation > Cocoa > User Experience > Windows and Panels > Setting Attributes for the Window’s Image
(#6 on the list)

Unfortunately, searching the NSWindow class documentation for "one shot" (or "one-shot") doesn't work. You need to ask for "OneShot" (as in setOneShot / isOneShot). There are times I really wish the IB info window in IB had better tooltips.

--
Andrew White

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