On Feb 26, 2013, at 9:16 AM, Anil Saini <anni_sa...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was facing issue of NSStatusBar getting closed by the [window close].
>
> In our application, we have used [NSStatusBar SystemStatusBar] to display
> menu. In a particular scenario, I need to close all the windows of my
> application except About and Login, so I wrote following function:
> - (void)closeIrrelevantWindows
> {
> NSSArray *allWindows = [NSApp windows];
>
> for(NSWindow *aWindow in allWindows)
> {
> if([awindow isVisible] && ![aWindow aboutWin] && ![aWindow loginWindow])
> [aWindow close];
> }
> }
>
> This call some times closes my NSStatusItem as well. Can anybody tell me
> whats wrong with the above code?
> I checked NSStatusItem and NSStatusBar class reference both are derived from
> NSObject.
In order to display anything, it needs to be placed in a window. Your code
above is correct in that it doesn't send -close to any status bar items, but it
*does* send -close to the invisible window that constrains them. That's why
they disappear.
You'll probably want to do some more careful checking of the windows prior to
sending them -close. Perhaps check the class of their window controller or
their delegate.
--Kyle Sluder
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