On Dec 14, 2008, at 7:26 AM, Chunk 1978 wrote:
do you mean:-=-=-=-=- - (BOOL)hidesOnDeactivate { [self setHidden:YES]; return NO; } -=-=-=-=- ?
That wouldn't work, because setHidden: is an NSView method and presumably you're overriding hidesOnDeactivate in an NSWindow subclass.
From a quick test, it seems that hidesOnDeactivate is not called every time the app deactivates, as I think you're assuming. It's only called once or twice as the window is set up.
If you need something to happen when the app activates or deactivates, you could either implement the corresponding application delegate methods or register for the corresponding notifications. See applicationWillBecomeActive: and applicationWillResignActive:.
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