Re: This is bullsheet
Re: This is bullsheet
- Subject: Re: This is bullsheet
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2002 08:08:46 +0100
On Sunday, Oct 27, 2002, at 07:56 Europe/Stockholm, Steve Klingsporn
wrote:
Thanks. Yeah, I figured that out.
Why does Apple's sample code use runModal?!
What sample? It could be a bug - write a bug report to Apple so that
they can fix it for the next release of the dev tools.
I assume that the Obj-C and Java cases are the same. Regardless, I'm
going to write up a web page with all sorts of stuff I've learned in
developing my app so people have yet another source for this info.
Great idea! Post it at one of the established web sites for Cocoa
development (stepwise, cocoadev...), that way it's easier for people to
find it if they get stuck with the same problem.
Modal means "bad," and I'm really glad we don't need to use those
methods. =)
The sheet is modal, so modal is not inherently bad - but you shouldn't
mix the API's for application modal and window modal behaviour. If you
write to Apple and tell them about your mistake, with a suggestion for
improvement on the documentation, it's likely that they will fix it for
a future release of the dev tools. It's my experience that the guys
responsible for the documentation is really listening and very open for
suggestions.
j o a r
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