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Need advice on how to start processing after an NSDocument closes...
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Need advice on how to start processing after an NSDocument closes...


  • Subject: Need advice on how to start processing after an NSDocument closes...
  • From: "William E. Jens" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2007 14:00:26 -0500
  • Thread-topic: Need advice on how to start processing after an NSDocument closes...

I'm probably coming at this from the wrong angle, but is there a way for
my AppController to know when a document has been closed? I'm trying to
kick off some post processing of a document after the document is
closed. Right now I have the document save itself, start the post
processing and then close but that's not ideal since the document's
window hangs around during the post processing.

I think under PowerPlant I used calls to ProcessCommand() within my
document which were then handled in my main application after the
document closed. I'm unclear on how this is done within Cocoa.

Thanks,
William
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