K. Darcy Otto wrote:
-(void)windowWillBeginSheet:(NSNotification *)notification
{
sheetOpen = YES;
NSLog(@"self at -windowWillBeginSheet: %@",self);
}
I would NSLog the before and after state of sheetOpen, i.e. on entry
to the method body and on exit from the method body. I might even
consider assertions.
Please show the code that defines the sheetOpen class variable, and
identify exactly where it resides (which class), and how other
classes have access to it. I mention this because all the behavior
you've described so far is consistent with what happens if sheetOpen
isn't actually a class variable or a static variable, but is an
instance variable.
Finally, please explain what problem you're trying to solve by having
a boolean sheetOpen class variable. Is this related to your earlier
"How to tell if a Panel is Open" question? If so, please explain the
premise of that question: you wrote, "I need to know whether a
particular panel is open", but never explained why you need to know
that, or what you'd do with that state.
-- GG
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