=================== BUG #4840: LATEST MODIFICATIONS ==================
http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=4840&group_id=99
Changes by: Fred Kiefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun 10/19/2003 at 20:51 (GMT)
What | Removed | Added
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Status | In Test | Closed
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This problem has been removed. What is left to decide is, wether the current call from
the document menu to close: should be replaced by performClose:
=================== BUG #4840: FULL BUG SNAPSHOT ===================
Submitted by: rburns Project: GNUstep
Submitted on: Tue 08/19/2003 at 08:35
Category: Gui/AppKit Severity: 5 - Major
Bug Group: Bug Resolution: None
Assigned to: FredKiefer Status: Closed
Summary: shouldCloseDocument flags seem to be ignored
Original Submission: implementing shouldCloseDocument in an NSWindowController
subclass to always return YES, and/or calling [self setShouldCloseDocument: YES]
doesn't have any affect. I think the flag is set correctly, but never checked in
_windowWillClose in NSWindowController.
Follow-up Comments
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Date: Sun 10/19/2003 at 20:51 By: FredKiefer
This problem has been removed. What is left to decide is, wether the current call from
the document menu to close: should be replaced by performClose:
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Date: Sat 08/30/2003 at 18:37 By: FredKiefer
This behaviour is actually correct, as long as the window hasn't set
isReleasedWhenClosed. Then the document and the window controller and the window will
hang around invisible. This does not make any sense to me, but is acording to the spec.
The problem with the current implementation is that even when isReleasedWhenClosed is
YES, the window is not realy closed. I am working on this in the moment, so expect
this to be solved in a few hours.
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Date: Fri 08/22/2003 at 03:08 By: None
I've now got two apps. one that uses setShouldCloseDocument: YES], and another that
implements shouldCloseDocument to always return YES. and they both work better now,
but not quite right. The alerts get displayed as they should, but the document still
isn't being closed. ie. if I open a new document, make some changes, and close the
window, the alert will come up, and I choose "don't save". the window closes. If I
then go to quit the app, I will then get another alert saying I have unsaved
documents. I see that it now checks to see if it can be closed, but is there a 'close'
thats missing somewhere?
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Date: Thu 08/21/2003 at 06:33 By: rburns
Thanks, I will test this evening.
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Date: Wed 08/20/2003 at 14:04 By: FredKiefer
The problem here is that NSWindows perfromClose: method did not call [NSDocument
shouldCloseWindowController:], but a non existing method [NSDocument
windowShouldClose:]. I will change this now, so please retest if this resolves your
problem.
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