> On 2014 Nov 20, at 18:10, Graham Cox wrote:
>
> I can already see a bit of a problem with what I'm trying to do though -
> without reading and parsing my file data, the UI isn't built properly, for
> example I have a source list outline view that is populated by the data model
> I load. If
Thanks Jerry, I hadn't known about -isInViewingMode - I'll check out whether it
means anything I can use :)
I can already see a bit of a problem with what I'm trying to do though -
without reading and parsing my file data, the UI isn't built properly, for
example I have a source list outline vi
> On 2014 Nov 19, at 20:36, Graham Cox wrote:
>
> Is there a sound way to determine at document creation time whether the VB is
> active or not?
Try the term “viewing mode”, as in-[NSDocument inViewingMode]. The
documentation leaves me unsure as to whether or not “viewing mode” == “versions
> On Nov 20, 2014, at 09:36, Graham Cox wrote:
>
> As we know, the Versions Browser causes your app to open an actual document
> for each version it displays in the Browser.
>
> If you have large documents that cause a complex drawing to need to be
> rendered, the experience is horrible - eac
As we know, the Versions Browser causes your app to open an actual document for
each version it displays in the Browser.
If you have large documents that cause a complex drawing to need to be
rendered, the experience is horrible - each version takes seconds to open and
more seconds to display.
