Re: Window close button issue in Leopard
Re: Window close button issue in Leopard
- Subject: Re: Window close button issue in Leopard
- From: John Stiles <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 03 Jan 2008 22:36:07 -0800
I don't know the real answer to your problem, but as a workaround, you
can try adding a delegate and implementing -windowShouldClose: to return
NO. If that doesn't work, subclass NSWindow and override -close to do
whatever you need (of course, calling through to [super close] if you
want to allow closing).
Good luck!
Veena Mayya wrote:
Greetings!
We have encountered an issue with window "close" button. In our
application, we are disabling the close button, as we are writing data
to an output device.
We are showing an authentication dialog, which is put just before
writing the data (using AuthorizationCopyRights).
In Leopard, soon after the display of the authentication dialog, the
"close" button gets enabled. Even if we try to disable this button
(after disposing the authentication dialog), the button remain
enabled. (using [[AppWindow
standardWindowButton:NSWindowCloseButton]setEnabled:NO];). This
problem do on occur in Tiger and below OS.
Can anyone please let me know, if we need to set any other flags to
disable the window "close" button in Leopard.
Thanks in advance.
Best Wishes
Veena
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