Problem with starting up by dbl-clking a document
Problem with starting up by dbl-clking a document
- Subject: Problem with starting up by dbl-clking a document
- From: Robert Martin <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 12:37:45 -0400
My app does some environment checking when it starts up to ensure
that necessary support files exist. If they don't, it puts up an
alert asking the user to locate them. It has to do this before
opening a document since the info is required to validate the document.
If a user starts up the app by double clicking one of my app's
documents, everything works fine and the NSDocument opens up properly
if no alert is necessary.
But if the alert comes up, the app finishes loading properly but
doesn't trigger any document opening. It just seems to forget what it
was trying to do. None of NSDocument's init methods are called. The
user has to double click again, or open via the menu.
Using NSLog, the trail goes cold after applicationDidFinishLaunching.
Can anyone point me in the right direction for solving this? If the
user provides a valid location to the support files in the alert,
there must be some way to continue the document opening steps.
Rob
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