Re: Implementing Quit
Re: Implementing Quit
- Subject: Re: Implementing Quit
- From: Paolo Bertani <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 12 May 2006 20:56:54 +0200
But this invokes the delegate again...
I have set up a flag to know if it is the second time the delegate is
invoked
(first time: user select quit,
second time: the user don't want to save and the [NSApp
terminate:self] is called)
But is seem quite tricky while everything else in Cococa is much more
straightforward.
I feel I'm missing something about the single window application
architecture...
Anyway,
thank you!
In the method that happens when you end the "do you want to save?"
sheet, call [NSApp terminate: self]
Mike.
On 12 May 2006, at 11:01AM, Paolo Bertani wrote:
I have implemented NSApplication delegate applicationShouldTerminate:
If there is no need to save changes it returns YES and the app quits.
Otherwise it runs a "do you want to save?" sheet and returns NO.
If the user dismiss the sheet selecting "Don't save" or "Save" how
do I quit instantaneously the application?
BTW: The app. is single window and I don't have a document
controller.
Thank you.
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