FROM : Michael Vannorsdel
DATE : Wed Apr 30 21:59:52 2008
This is true of course but since he's getting loop mode issues I'm
just assuming either he's actually running a modal window or
displaying a sheet on a modal window. If it's a normal stock sheet
there would have been no issues with NSConnection.
On Apr 30, 2008, at 1:36 PM, Michael Ash wrote:
> It definitely shouldn't be. A properly implemented sheet should run in
> NSDefaultRunLoopMode, as sheets do not block the flow of program
> execution. It's possible to have an application-modal sheet which runs
> in NSModalPanelRunLoopMode, but this is a broken sheet.
DATE : Wed Apr 30 21:59:52 2008
This is true of course but since he's getting loop mode issues I'm
just assuming either he's actually running a modal window or
displaying a sheet on a modal window. If it's a normal stock sheet
there would have been no issues with NSConnection.
On Apr 30, 2008, at 1:36 PM, Michael Ash wrote:
> It definitely shouldn't be. A properly implemented sheet should run in
> NSDefaultRunLoopMode, as sheets do not block the flow of program
> execution. It's possible to have an application-modal sheet which runs
> in NSModalPanelRunLoopMode, but this is a broken sheet.
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Andrew Kimpton | Apr 30, 03:05 | |
| Michael Vannorsdel | Apr 30, 03:13 | |
| Andrew Kimpton | Apr 30, 13:59 | |
| Michael Vannorsdel | Apr 30, 19:52 | |
| Michael Ash | Apr 30, 21:36 | |
| Michael Vannorsdel | Apr 30, 21:59 | |
| Andrew Kimpton | Apr 30, 23:29 | |
| Michael Ash | May 1, 00:31 | |
| Michael Vannorsdel | May 1, 07:52 | |
| Andrew Kimpton | May 1, 22:14 | |
| Michael Vannorsdel | May 1, 22:25 |






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