On 23 Jun 2008, at 08:35, Georg Seifert wrote:
Now I found out how panels works in Apple apps: (I did not use them
often enough to be used to this behavior. I always had the panel
from Adobe apps in mind )
The panels have the "setBecomesKeyOnlyIfNeeded:YES" set and thats
it. Than they get closed by "command+W" if they have the focus
(normally if on control has it) or no other window is open.
The way I would like it is that is does not respond to "command-w"
at all. I think, I will try to implement my my own close button and
disable close in IB. Or has anyone a better idea?
Thanks for your help
Georg
I think implementing your own close button would be a very bad idea.
You'd have to get the look exactly right, and account for possible
changes by future OS's. If you're really desperate to have your own
custom behaviour, a better route is to intercept the command-w event
before NSPanel handles it.
Mike.
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