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Re: child or attached window?
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Re: child or attached window?


  • Subject: Re: child or attached window?
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 2 Apr 2005 12:40:36 +0200


On 2 apr 2005, at 12.35, Lukas Meyer wrote:

How do i call these type of window, that hasn't it's own frame/ title bar and uses the one of it's parent window. I want to use such a window for preference settings of my app.

You are probably thinking of "sheets". If you want to open a custom sheet, you create a window like you usually would (probably by loading a nib file), and then you use the methods found in NSApplication to open the sheet over one of the existing windows. You can find more information about sheets in the documentation, and the list archives.


j o a r


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