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Re: why no autosave for NSSplitView?
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Re: why no autosave for NSSplitView?


  • Subject: Re: why no autosave for NSSplitView?
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 1 Nov 2004 18:11:50 +0100


On 2004-11-01, at 18.03, Daniel Morrow wrote:

but Apple uses split-views in Mail, Xcode, Finder and Address Book just to name a few. So, I would think that all these apps would benefit from such a feature, and if Apple isn't providing an API for it's own apps, then there must a logical reason to not doing it, right?

One such logical reason is the HUGE cost and care involved in maintaining an external framework. Every little piece of functionality that you expose is something that you'll have to support, document and maintain for ever and ever. It's not a small decision!
I would bet that's another reason why Apple have their private frameworks. Not just as a test bed for new stuff, but to avoid having to commit to the cost involved in making it public.


j o a r

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