Re: Quick Question
Re: Quick Question
- Subject: Re: Quick Question
- From: Kyle Mandli <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2001 10:13:11 -0500
One thing to say first, Apple's philosophy on this subject is that a
user should have a uniform experience throughout the entire operating
system including any third part applications except it seems when it
comes to applications specific to entertainment (QuickTime and iTunes
are good examples.) I am not trying to dissuade you, just warning you
that it isn't going to be as easy to do what you want then it seems it
should be.
That being said, you need to make your main controller a delegate for
the window that, on close, you want to shut the application down. Then
when the method (found in NSWindow under "Methods Implemented By the
Delegate") windowWillClose is called you can set some variable to say
that the next time the program goes through the event loop or their is
idle time or something (you may have to do something to NSRunLoop) you
need to quit. Good Luck.
Kyle
On Friday, August 3, 2001, at 02:23 PM, stuartbryson wrote:
How do you make your application automatically quit when the main
window is closed?
Thanks.
Stuart
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