On 30.03.2010, at 2:27, Lee Ann Rucker wrote:
Well, if you're using runModalForWindow: and relying on it to show the window, it goes away before the method returns, so there is no point in the code after show and before hide.
I understand it of course. I told about the window controller class code, not about the calling procedure code.
But you can always do makeKeyAndOrderFront: explicitly: [myWindow makeKeyAndOrderFront:self]; // Stuff I need to do [NSApp runModalForWindow:myWindow].
Now I understand it. Initially I believed that there is an appropriate notification to do it.
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