-beginSheet methods return once the sheet has finished animating
(IIRC). If you call -beginSheet you can add the code you want to
execute after the sheet has been displayed immediately after that (but
before any modal calls such as -runModalForWindow). The code will
execute after the sheet animation has finished.
On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 3:50 PM, Squ Aire wrote:
>
> A sheet animates into view. I want to detect it when this animation is
> complete. There are certain things (like a progressbar) that I wish to start
> only when the sheet has actually finished appearing on the screen. I don't
> want the progress bar to start before that.
>
>
> All I can find are a bunch of "SheetWillBegin" stuff. But I cannot seem to
> find any "SheetDidBegin" stuff.
>
>
> I therefore ask: How can I detect it when the sheet has completely appeared
> on the screen, i.e. detect when the sheet animation is complete?
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