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


  • Subject: Re: Need advice on how to start processing after an NSDocument closes...
  • From: Fritz Anderson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2007 16:01:30 -0500

On 12 Oct 2007, at 3:42 PM, William E. Jens wrote:

I probably should've done a better job of explaining it. This is a file transfer application. When the user is done selecting their files within the document's window they click send. At this point the document should be saved, closed, and put into a queue to be worked on. There will be another window that displays progress as it works its way through each document in the queue. It's similar to sending an email, if you consider composing an email as working on a standalone document.


I think you may be conflating closing a window and closing a document.

If you really need separate documents (that is, they relate to files), then why close the documents before you're done with them? Just hide the windows, and don't close the documents till you're done.

	— F

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