Found the problem. It did not reside in the code below.
Sorry for the waste of bandwidth :-(
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I know this is supposed to be trivial but none of the permutations I've
tried have worked [Xcode 3.1.3]. My current incarnation is as follows:
-(void)doShowHide:(BOOL)show time:(short)t
{
NSWindow *dispWindow = [dispDoc windowForSheet];
NSString *suffix = [NSString stringWithFormat:@": t = %hd", t];
NSString *fullTitle = [title stringByAppendingString:suffix];
if (show == YES) {
[dispWindow setTitle:fullTitle];
[dispWindow makeKeyAndOrderFront:self];
[dispWindow setViewsNeedDisplay:YES];
[dispWindow display];
}
else
[dispWindow orderOut:self];
}
This function is called periodically via the Event Loop. There is one
custom view in the window and it *does* redraw as desired. However, the
title draws only the first time, giving t = 0 in the title and never
changing.
I would like the title to update with time.
Can anyone point out what I am missing? [Note: The NSString, title, is a
class member.]
Thanks.
--
Mike McLaughlin
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