Re: closing modal window leaves next window inactive?
Re: closing modal window leaves next window inactive?
- Subject: Re: closing modal window leaves next window inactive?
- From: Steve Christensen <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2007 18:43:01 -0700
On Jul 3, 2007, at 11:46 AM, Keary Suska wrote:
on 7/2/07 4:49 PM, email@hidden purportedly said:
I have a controller that loads a window from a nib. It initializes
the window and controls in its -awakeFromNib, then calls [NSApp
runModalForWindow:_window] to run the window modally. When the OK
button is hit, it calls [NSApp abortModal] to terminate the modal
session. The modal window goes away, but the previously (and now
current) frontmost window is inactive. Is that window supposed to
become active automagically, or did I miss something in the setup/
tear down?
Please no comments about using a sheet window; the window behind mine
doesn't belong to me.
What do you mean here--that it doesn't belong to your application?
Or are
you creating a plugin for some other app? We need to know the context.
Yes, I am creating an application plug-in. When the user clicks on a
button in the application UI, my plug-in is called to display its
configuration window. I was previously using a Carbon window loaded
from a nib, calling RunAppModalLoopForWindow to initiate the modal
window session and then QuitAppModalLoopForWindow when it was done.
In the Carbon case, it just worked; with my Cocoa implementation
everything is working except for the last bit about the app window
becoming active again.
steve
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