FROM : Georg Seifert
DATE : Sat Jun 21 20:25:18 2008
I wrote this earlier but send it directly to Marco.
pleas excuse my carelessness.
>> I just added a panel to my program. I do not want that the panel
>> closes on command-W. I did setBecomesKeyOnlyIfNeeded:YES. So It
>> does not close if there is a document window. But if the last one
>> is closed (with keyboard: command-W) also the panel closes.
>
> I'm taking a stab in the dark here, but could it be that your panel
> is in the same nib file as your document window? If it should be a
> document-independent inspector-kind panel you probably should put it
> in its own nib file.
I think I was unclear: I did not ment, that the panel closes with the
last window, but reacts to command-w if the last window is closed.
And of course, the panel is in a different nib than the document window.
Georg
DATE : Sat Jun 21 20:25:18 2008
I wrote this earlier but send it directly to Marco.
pleas excuse my carelessness.
>> I just added a panel to my program. I do not want that the panel
>> closes on command-W. I did setBecomesKeyOnlyIfNeeded:YES. So It
>> does not close if there is a document window. But if the last one
>> is closed (with keyboard: command-W) also the panel closes.
>
> I'm taking a stab in the dark here, but could it be that your panel
> is in the same nib file as your document window? If it should be a
> document-independent inspector-kind panel you probably should put it
> in its own nib file.
I think I was unclear: I did not ment, that the panel closes with the
last window, but reacts to command-w if the last window is closed.
And of course, the panel is in a different nib than the document window.
Georg






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