Hi, all,In Interface Builder 3 (or even before), create a new Application nib, and wire up a button in the default window to FirstResponder -- one of the methods that's displayed is -fax:. I found a PDF copy somewhere of the OpenStep Programming Reference, which contains the only reference that I can find to this method:
fax: – (void)fax:(id)senderPrints theNSView and all its subviews to a fax modem. Note that faxing is
platform specific, therefore this method is not part of the OpenStep specification. See alsoprint:, addToPageSetup.I understand from this description that it may not have been part of the OpenStep specification, but why is this method nowhere in the Cocoa docs, not even perhaps listed as "deprecated"? If it's not part of the OpenStep specification, why would this undocumented method be listed under the default IB First Responder methods, even on Leopard with Xcode 3?
A search of the archives produced nothing, so I assume that this is not relevant to most people. I do not at this moment intend to attempt to fax, especially since most computers these days no longer come with modems; rather, this is more a matter of intellectual curiosity at this point.
Cheers,
Andrew
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