Re: Progress Sheet on a NSDocument
Re: Progress Sheet on a NSDocument
- Subject: Re: Progress Sheet on a NSDocument
- From: "Alan Smith" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2007 21:02:07 -0500
I can only suggest that something else is wrong. How are you creating the NSPanel that's attached to the window? I load mine from a NIB. Is it the correct class and type? Is it retained? Is it correctly initialized? I've spent (read "wasted") many hours trying to diagnose window and NSView problems where I didn't correctly initialize objects using the designated initializer.
It's in a nib and I've double and triple checked that so I doubt the
problem lies there.
The only thing I note that different is that you don't use a delegate or didEndSelector. I suppose that should work, I've just never done it that way.
I switched to using a selector and that didn't change anything.
And you say that the panel is movable separate from the window? That's definitely wrong. I'd double and triple check every parameter that's getting passed to beginSheet:modelForWindow:...
No, the other way 'round, the window is movable separate from the
sheet. I've quadruple checked those.
It may help if I had a sample project that works correctly, perhaps
you could furnish me with one?
Thanks, Alan
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