Riccardo Mottola wrote:
Hi,
If the application delegate responds to -
applicationShouldOpenUntitledFile the result is of course always
respected (and guess you've implemented it in PRICE). What I've
done is just to change the default behavior for a document based
application if that delegate method is not implemented. GNUstep
was handling this case as NO, whereas Mac OS X considers this as
YES for a document based application. All I did was to implement
the OS X behavior, which I find more reasonable and which seems
better suited for a Windows like environment anyway.
yes, you are correct. The application's behaviour should be
respected. If not, the interface style should be. I suggest that
your "YES" default instead of "NO" could be extended to mac-style
menus and not win95 only?
I feel unsure about mac-style menus. Classic Mac OS was similar to OS
X and NeXTstep in that applications normally did not quit when their
last window is closed. You could also hide and unhide applications as
on OS X. For that reason I would think the right default for mac-
style menus would me NO.
On the other hand, Classic Mac OS also had an application switcher, a
menu at the right end of the menubar that allowed you to switch to
any running application (whether hidden or not). Yet, I expect that
it is unlikely that anybody would (want to) implement such an
application switcher for Mac style menus, so returning YES makes
sense to me too.
Wolfgang
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