On 5/8/09 12:16 PM, James Walker said:
>I have a mostly-Carbon app that runs some Cocoa modal dialogs using
>-[NSApplication runModalForWindow:]. If an Apple Event (such as 'odoc')
>arrives while such a dialog is showing, it just gets eaten. I'd like to
>have it either handled or deferred. I tr
On 08.05.2009, at 21:16, James Walker wrote:
I have a mostly-Carbon app that runs some Cocoa modal dialogs using -
[NSApplication runModalForWindow:]. If an Apple Event (such as
'odoc') arrives while such a dialog is showing, it just gets eaten.
I'd like to have it either handled or deferre
I have a mostly-Carbon app that runs some Cocoa modal dialogs using
-[NSApplication runModalForWindow:]. If an Apple Event (such as 'odoc')
arrives while such a dialog is showing, it just gets eaten. I'd like to
have it either handled or deferred. I tried creating an NSApplication
delegate o
