Re: Cocoa - Not loading any window at startup ...

FROM : Alastair Houghton
DATE : Thu Mar 06 15:02:25 2008

On 6 Mar 2008, at 11:54, <email_removed> wrote:

> I didn't know that nothing had been posted as I sent the following 
> email ...


Ah, in that case I apologise.  It's just that people post messages 
with empty bodies all the time, both to public mailing lists and to 
e.g. my company's support address.  Those people who do so 
intentionally waste considerable amounts of time, both for themselves 
and for others, which is why it's worth discouraging.

Anyway, as Jean-Daniel Dupas said, to stop the window from appearing, 
you can either uncheck "Visible At Launch", or, if you don't need the 
window at all, just remove it from the nib.

As far as the menu bar goes I'm not so sure you can do much about 
that.  I don't think it will work well if you remove it from the nib 
file (IIRC in that case you get the Apple menu and an empty 
application menu), and the only way I can think of to hide the 
application's menus is using the Info.plist keys you mention.

Kind regards,

Alastair.

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