Greetings,
I have an odd problem and was just hoping that someone else has
encountered this and might know what's going on.
I've written a Service for Snow Leopard that replaces a
contextual menu plug-in in Tiger and Leopard. It put up a
HUD-style window that contains:
- An NSCollectionView
- An NSArrayController for the contents of the view
- An NSCollectionViewItem which is prototype for sub-views in
the collection view
The NSCollectionViewItem is configured to load its view from a
nib document that contains a custom subclass of NSBox.
In Snow Leopard everything works just dandy, but when I run it
on Leopard the NSCollectionViewItem's view never loads (I can
tell because the -awakeFromNib method is never received by my
custom subclass). The data model and array controller all seem
to be OK, because I can select (the blank) cells in the
NSCollectionView and everything else works.
The only clue to what's not working is a mysterious Console
message that occurs when the window is loaded or whenever I
resize it:
1/2/10 2:10:03 PM QRecallService[10266] NSViewAnimation target
is not view or window ((null))
The documentation for NSCollectionViewItem notes that in 10.6
the class has a different superclass, but I can't figure out
what it might be bound/connected to that would cause a problem.
The only custom code is the custom sub-class of NSBox used to
implement the collection item's view, but as far as I can tell
that's not even getting instantiated. Everything else is done
with bindings.
Anyone have a clue as to why this won't fly on Leopard?
--
James Bucanek
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