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Re: Leaving Modal Loop with Sheets
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Re: Leaving Modal Loop with Sheets


  • Subject: Re: Leaving Modal Loop with Sheets
  • From: mw <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 07 Oct 2002 06:40:50 -0400

Hey, thanks! That did it! Now why didn't I think of that...

mw


On 10/7/02 1:53 AM, "Tony S. Wu" <email@hidden> wrote:

>> - (IBAction)closeWindow:(id)sender
>> {
>> // Hide the sheet
>> [[self window] orderOut:sender];
>>
>> // Return to normal event handling
>> [NSApp endSheet:sender];
>> }
>
> The proper way to end a sheet, I believe, would be:
>
> // you did this part right
> [[self window] orderOut: sender];
>
> // you did this part wrong
> [NSApp endSheet: [self window] returnCode: 1];
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Tony S. Wu
> email@hidden
>
> "Nope, this world ain't perfect. But at least I know it's not because of
> me."
>
>
> mw at email@hidden wrote:
>
>> Hey again everyone,
>>
>> I have a custom sheet (from a nib) that drops a-okay, and has all of its
>> events handled okay by its window controller. Whenever the sheet is
>> dismissed, it seems to retain the modal loop that the app was in for the
>> sheet, so it beeps whenever anything is clicked and the table stops working
>> completely.
>>
>> Here is the call I am using to show the sheet:
>>
>> [NSApp beginSheet:[self window]
>> modalForWindow:window
>> modalDelegate:self
>> didEndSelector:@selector(sheetDidEnd:returnCode:contextInfo:)
>> contextInfo:nil];
>>
>> (Remember, this is in a subclass of NSWindowController that controls the
>> sheet window).
>>
>> Here is the implimentation of the sheetDidEnd: method...
>>
>> - (void)sheetDidEnd: (NSWindow *)sheet returnCode: (int)returnCode
>> contextInfo: (void *)contextInfo
>> {
>> NSLog(@"Alert sheet ended.");
>> [NSApp stopModal];
>> }
>>
>> And when the OK button is pressed in the sheet, this function is called:
>>
>> - (IBAction)closeWindow:(id)sender
>> {
>> // Hide the sheet
>> [[self window] orderOut:sender];
>>
>> // Return to normal event handling
>> [NSApp endSheet:sender];
>> }
>>
>> But again, it never seems to leave the modal loop that the sheet was in
>> after the sheet is dismissed. Am I missing something in my code somewhere?
>>
>> -- mw
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