How are you handling the quit? If it is in the menu script, it may be that OS X is bypassing that. I suggest you use a shutdownRequest handler instead. If you pass it, the app will continue to shut down, but if the user decides not to quit, just exit the shutdownRequest handler without passing and the shutdown will be cancelled.

This should work for all OSes, I think.

Cheers,
Sarah

On Friday, August 8, 2003, at 09:01 am, Barry Levine wrote:

I've got my app set to ask for confirmation before I permit the user to quit using the usual dialog. In the IDE on both platforms, it performs as expected. In the standalone on Windows, it also works as expected. In OSX, it simply quits without my intervening dialog. Is this due to some difference in the way Rev moves the Quit command to the app menu (rather than the File menu as it is on Windows)?

Any help is appreciated.

By the way, if you're seeing lots of posts from me, it's because I've started doing much more with Rev.

Regards,
Barry

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