On 27.09.2008, at 19:06, Daniel Child wrote:
No. But I'm still wondering. How would you set up a reference again if you chose to have the window released on close...without reloading the entire nib, which is probably counterproductive.
Well, for some windows, you might not need another reference. Imagine you have a window of which you can open several, like the "Get Info" panel in some apps. Your window controller would listen for the window closed notification and commit suicide upon receiving it, and the window would go away. Though I agree that it's a better design to just not use this flag, and just have the window controller destroy itself when the window is closed, and take down the window the regular way.
Also, there are cases where someone else is going to retain a window anyway. Closing a window will simply call -release, if someone else retained it, the object won't go away.
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