Confusion regarding -worksWhenModal and -setWorksWhenModal
Confusion regarding -worksWhenModal and -setWorksWhenModal
- Subject: Confusion regarding -worksWhenModal and -setWorksWhenModal
- From: Glenn Zelniker <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 14:27:26 -0400
I'm trying a simple experiment where I have a simple app whose main
window is a subclass of NSPanel and a sheet that I run modally. The
main window has a few controls on it and I have overridden the -
worksWhenModal method to always return YES. (I also print to the log
that -worksWhenModal is getting called). Before I call the -
beginSheet... method on the application, I send the panel -
setWorksWhenModal:YES. With the sheet now visible and running
modally, I click on some of the controls and I can see that -
worksWhenModal is getting called, but only sporadically (not with
every click). Furthermore, the controls on the underlying panel
aren't working. I was under the impression that -setWorksWhenModal
would take care of this, but it doesn't seem to. What am I missing?
Just to be complete, I'm trying to come up with a "cheap" way to end
a modal sheet by clicking on a control on the app's underlying main
window (which is, as described above, a subclass of NSPanel, as per
the documentation's recommendation). I realize that I can put a
"close" button on the sheet, and that of course works. But it's not
what I'm trying to accomplish.
Glenn Zelniker
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