on 3/9/08 11:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] purportedly said:
> I guess the assumption on the AppKit's part is that a particular panel/
> window will not be recycled as both a sheet and a panel within an
> application. This kinda makes sense as there can only be a single
> modal panel up at a time, but
I guess the assumption on the AppKit's part is that a particular panel/
window will not be recycled as both a sheet and a panel within an
application. This kinda makes sense as there can only be a single
modal panel up at a time, but there can be multiple sheets. Therefore
the method is not
Hi Jim,
Maybe I should just send my queries directly to you in the future
since you always seem to be the one answering :)
I think traversing the window list is not worth it for what I am doing
(it'll be on my blog soon). While the definition for -isSheet is
somewhat odd, I think it shoul
On Mar 8, 2008, at 4:56 PM, Paul Kim wrote:
I always assumed that sheets had a child-parent relationship with
the window they were attached to. In my little test, calling -
parentWindow on the sheet returns nil. The "parent" window does not
have any child windows but -attachedSheet does retu
I always assumed that sheets had a child-parent relationship with the
window they were attached to. In my little test, calling -parentWindow
on the sheet returns nil. The "parent" window does not have any child
windows but -attachedSheet does return the sheet.
As for why this matters, I was
