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Saving Window Frame


  • Subject: Saving Window Frame
  • From: Tom Gray <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 09:19:05 -0500

As always, thanks in advance.

I am having difficulty in getting a NSWindowController subclass to save
its frame from launch to launch. I have managed to confuse myself quite
a bit.

A little background, I have three different NSWindowController window
subclasses (a Terminal, a Preferences window and a Commands window.

In the the Preferences NSWindowController subclass I use have this
line of code in the init:

[self setWindowFrameAutosaveName:@"Preferences"];


and it does indeed save its frame from launch to launch. This subclass
does not implement a windowShouldClose delegate method.

In my Commands NSWindowController subclass (in which I do implement a
windowShouldClose delegate) that

method will not work. Instead I have (in the init when the window has
not yet been loaded) the following command:

[[self window] setFrameUsingName:@"RESWindow"];

and in the windowShouldClose method the following command:

[[self window] saveFrameUsingName:@"RESWindow"];

and this works retaining the window frame from launch to launch.

My problem is in my Terminal NSWindowController subclass neither of
these methods work!

I have checked the pList, the frames are indeed being saved to the
user's prefs.

Can anyone educate me on this?


Tom Gray
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