Re: Further NSWindow and NSWindowController problems
Re: Further NSWindow and NSWindowController problems
- Subject: Re: Further NSWindow and NSWindowController problems
- From: kristin <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2001 09:37:22 -0700
Hi Rob,
I'm not sure what would cause your window to disappear immediately after
opening. Do you have any delegate code that might order out the window
in response to some notification?
Most of those flags you can set for the window in IB correspond to
methods in NSWindow. For example, setting the OneShot attribute causes
-[NSWindow setOneShot:YES] to be called, and setting the Deferred
attribute causes YES to be passed for the "defer" parameter in the
window initializer. You can find documentation for these methods in
NSWindow, although I am going to (preemptively) agree that it would be
nice to have them documented under IB itself.
Kristin
On Monday, June 18, 2001, at 10:55 PM, Rob Rix wrote:
Okay, I got the bit with the [someController window] bit fixed, but now
I have another problem:
Selecting the New item from the File menu opens a new window as it
should (complete with the appropriate contents), but it immediately
disappears again.
In IB, both Deferred and One Shot are checked on the window.
Speaking of that, is there a handy reference that explains what all of
those (Deferred, One Shot, et cetera) mean?
-- Rob
Flying is not difficult. Surviving the (crash) landing is difficult.
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