On Jul 17, 2014, at 9:57 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
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>> (have you actually gotten similar to work?)
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> Yes, the scheme I've outlined is exactly how it works in my own app. I would
> share the code with you, but it's not my IP to give away unfortunately.
ofc: an erstwhile colleague used to say:
On 17 Jul 2014, at 11:34 pm, edward taffel wrote:
> (have you actually gotten similar to work?)
>
Yes, the scheme I've outlined is exactly how it works in my own app. I would
share the code with you, but it's not my IP to give away unfortunately. But
here's its description:
I have two cont
On Jul 17, 2014, at 6:35 AM, Graham Cox wrote:
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> On 17 Jul 2014, at 4:01 am, edward taffel wrote:
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>> some of you may recall a previous thread of mine: ‘showing load progress for
>> autosaved documents’; this is a recast version.
>>
>> from what i can discern, in the base case, applicati
On 17 Jul 2014, at 4:01 am, edward taffel wrote:
> some of you may recall a previous thread of mine: ‘showing load progress for
> autosaved documents’; this is a recast version.
>
> from what i can discern, in the base case, application windows do not show
> until autosaved documents have loa
On 2014 Jul 16, at 11:01, edward taffel wrote:
> is there a way to defer the opening of documents (autosaved, launch via
> double-click or drop on the dock icon) until some app windows have exposed?
> or, alternatively, is there a point during app launch prior to NSDocument
> tasks to put up
some of you may recall a previous thread of mine: ‘showing load progress for
autosaved documents’; this is a recast version.
from what i can discern, in the base case, application windows do not show
until autosaved documents have loaded, which makes it difficult to show load
progress on these.
