When a user selects Quit from the menu in my application the case
statement doesn't ever catch it. The other menu items work. On a Mac
the application does quit but on Windows nothing happens.
The only way I can catch a Quit is to put a on shutdownRequest
handler in the stack. My application contains several instances of
the stack and I check to see if the stack needs to be saved. I can
catch this request in the on shutdownRequest handler.
The user can close the window and be prompted to save with an answer
command. If the user selects Yes then the program saves correctly and
closes the stack window and all is good. However, if the user answers
"No" the window closes correctly without saving (as it should) but
now if the user selects Quit the standalone rapidly closes the
remaining windows but never asks the user to save. In this situation
if the user goes to another card in the stack first, then Quit the
program will correctly ask to save if it is needed.
This bug is in Bugzilla 5362.
So I have two problems and don't have a good solution to either of them.
1. Quitting is not caught in the menu handler.
2. Answering No in an answer dialog prevents even the on
shutdownRequest.
Ken Ray helped me characterize this bug and entered the Buzilla
ticket. He tried it in MetaCard and it doesn't seem to be a problem
there. How have folks solved this in Rev?
Thanks,
Bill Vlahos
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