Re: setFrameUsingName , setFrameAutosaveName
Re: setFrameUsingName , setFrameAutosaveName
- Subject: Re: setFrameUsingName , setFrameAutosaveName
- From: "Tony S. Wu" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 13 Sep 2002 11:14:29 -0700
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That might not be such a great idea. If these methods aren't working,
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there's probably some root problem which could cause trouble elsewhere.
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Here are my suggestions (sorry if they seem insulting, but these
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problems nearly always turn out to be caused by something incredibly
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simple).
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- Have you accidentally deleted your bundle identifier in the targets
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window? This would cause your app to start saving defaults into a file
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called (YourApplicationName).plist.
No I didn't.
Just checked.
Still there, and there are only one plist file in the preference folder that
contains my application's name.
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- Are you using PLE to look at your prefs file? If so, are you properly
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quitting the app and re-opening the plist file before checking whether
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the new value is there?
Sorry I don't know what PLE is.
I simply open the plist file with BBEdit and found the frame of my document
window didn't get stored.
Otherwise I would've seen a key with this name "NSWindow Frame
MyDocumentWindow"...
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- Are you sure you're entering this code into a file that gets included
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in your built app? I know it sounds stupid, but moving files around can
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result in more than one version of a source file being entered in that
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popup menu above PB's editor. I've caught myself typing code into a
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defunct source file as a result of relying exclusively on that popup for
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navigation.
I type everything into my app.
I hardly move files around.
And I don't have many files to move around...
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-Jeremy
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