Quentin Mathé wrote:
I have done new tests with other applications today like Notebook, Ink
and ToolbarExample (which is document based). With the two last ones,
the result is a segmentation fault on a document window close :-/. It's
retain/release issue. Now I think that's the extra
Le 19 avr. 06 à 02:36, Fred Kiefer a écrit :
Quentin Mathé wrote:
I think you wrote the comments, here is the ChangeLog entry which
introduced this 'retain' line : 2003-08-30 Fred Kiefer
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* Source/NSWindowController.m Changed [setWindow:] to manage the
notification
Hi Quentin,
Quentin Mathé wrote:
Le 28 mars 06 à 00:57, Fred Kiefer a écrit :
I am rather unsure about this patch.I don't quite remember, who did
put in these commetn lines on retaining the window, but I would
expect that there were reasons for it at that time. Still they may
have been
Hi Quentin,
I am rather unsure about this patch.I don't quite remember, who did put
in these commetn lines on retaining the window, but I would expect that
there were reasons for it at that time. Still they may have been the now
redundant solution of an already resolved problem.
Did you do
Hi,
Here is a little patch to have proper window controller deallocation
when used in document architecture context. It is based on an initial
bug report by Saso Kiselkov.
I'm going to briefly summarize Cocoa documentation…
When you are using a window controller within the document
