FROM : Craig Altenburg
DATE : Wed Jul 26 22:07:09 2006
I need to keep my NSDocument open even after the last window closes.
The documentation that I can find seems to indicate that this should
be possible but I have yet to find an easy way to do it. I suppose I
could hang a dummy window controller on the document but that seems
way to ugly a hack.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how I should proceed?
<rant>
It would be so much easier if Apple would make the source to
Cocoa classes available to developers (like PowerPlant was).
Whenever I need to override some method I'm always left
wondering what might break due to some side effect that I
don't know about.
</rant>
--
Craig
DATE : Wed Jul 26 22:07:09 2006
I need to keep my NSDocument open even after the last window closes.
The documentation that I can find seems to indicate that this should
be possible but I have yet to find an easy way to do it. I suppose I
could hang a dummy window controller on the document but that seems
way to ugly a hack.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how I should proceed?
<rant>
It would be so much easier if Apple would make the source to
Cocoa classes available to developers (like PowerPlant was).
Whenever I need to override some method I'm always left
wondering what might break due to some side effect that I
don't know about.
</rant>
--
Craig
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