On Apr 22, 2009, at 7:36 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
On 23/04/2009, at 10:19 AM, Chris Goedde wrote:
This isn't actually a preference panel, though, and I want the
panel to open when the app launches so I added the line:
[ self showSettingsPanel: self ];
to the end of the awakeFromNib method of my main controller. Also
works great, with one tiny exception. In both cases the panel has
focus (either when opened from the Preferences... menu or at app
launch). When the panel is opened from awakeFromNib, however, the
main window has a light title bar, as if it's not frontmost. That's
not the case when the panel is launched from the Preferences...
menu. So my questions:
(1) Why does it make a difference how showSettingsPanel: is called?
(2) Is there a better way to do what I want to do?
I'd suggest using the main controller's -awakeFromNib method to open
the panel is going to be too early. Instead, implement an
application delegate (can be any object, wired up in IB in the
MainMenu.xib/nib file) and implement -applicationDidFinishLaunching.
That should ensure that everything is truly ready to go.
Thanks, that worked, once I added [ syncWindow makeKeyWindow ] (where
syncWindow is an outlet to the main window) before calling
showSettingsPanel:. I had tried that inside awakeFromNib, which didn't
work, I guess because it was too early. Huh.
Chris
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