FROM : Boyd Collier
DATE : Fri Jan 04 21:38:38 2008
I have a small, relatively simple document based application that I
created using Xcode 2.4 and Interface Builder 2.5.4 on a Mac running
Tiger. Recently, I moved it to my new iMac running Leopard. On the
old Mac, document windows cascade, just as expect, but on my new Mac
running Leopard and Xcode 3.0 and Interface Builder 3.0, the document
windows no longer cascade.
Apple's "Window Programming Guide for Cocoa" says " If you use the
Cocoa document architecture, you can use the NSWindowController
setShouldCascadeWindows: method to set whether the window, when it is
displayed, should cascade in relation to other document windows (that
is, have a slightly offset location so that the title bars of
previously displayed windows are still visible). The default is true,
so typically you have no additional work to perform." This seems no
longer to be the case.
I'm reasonably certain that I've not changed anything that would
account for the difference (famous last words that I'm prepared to
eat, if necessary). Has anyone else noticed this behavior? Is there
a setting that I've missed/a fix that I can apply?
Boyd
DATE : Fri Jan 04 21:38:38 2008
I have a small, relatively simple document based application that I
created using Xcode 2.4 and Interface Builder 2.5.4 on a Mac running
Tiger. Recently, I moved it to my new iMac running Leopard. On the
old Mac, document windows cascade, just as expect, but on my new Mac
running Leopard and Xcode 3.0 and Interface Builder 3.0, the document
windows no longer cascade.
Apple's "Window Programming Guide for Cocoa" says " If you use the
Cocoa document architecture, you can use the NSWindowController
setShouldCascadeWindows: method to set whether the window, when it is
displayed, should cascade in relation to other document windows (that
is, have a slightly offset location so that the title bars of
previously displayed windows are still visible). The default is true,
so typically you have no additional work to perform." This seems no
longer to be the case.
I'm reasonably certain that I've not changed anything that would
account for the difference (famous last words that I'm prepared to
eat, if necessary). Has anyone else noticed this behavior? Is there
a setting that I've missed/a fix that I can apply?
Boyd
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