> (1) warning: no doSheetSelection:contextInfo method found which, I think,
>> is
>> due to the fact that the external class of mFileSheetDelegate =
>> FileController, yet when referenced in SaveSheetController, it's = id, a
>> general pointer. But, I thought all anonymous pointers were resolved a
On 28 Jun 2008, at 12:38 am, John Love wrote:
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Finally, you nailed it, almost (one small bug, see below). Phew!
Okay ... all the snippets are done ... now, the questions:
(1) warning: no doSheetSelection:contextInfo method found which, I
think, is
due to the fac
Graham,
Yup, Nathan the double indirection of id *
1st, just the key snippet from FileController.m:
@implementation FileController
id mFileSheetDelegate;
=
Here's the complete interface and implementation files for just one
SheetController, which has 2 buttons in its sheet window:
// Sav
On 27 Jun 2008, at 12:19 am, John Love wrote:
Still pouring over your thesis
I thought it was getting a bit damp around here... ;-)
and at the very top:
@implementation CalculateSheetController
id *mFileSheetDelegate;
Within the implementation of showSheetOnParentWindow, I get
"assignm
On Jun 26, 2008, at 8:19 AM, John Love wrote:
@implementation CalculateSheetController
id *mFileSheetDelegate;
id is already typed as a pointer, no need to add another level of
indirection here.
--Nathan
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Graham,
Still pouring over your thesis .. in process, so let me ask just one thing
at a time, rather than chew here on the whole thing.
(1) learning about anonymous type = (id) .. I make this call within FC:
[iboCalculateSheetCtrl showSheetOnParentWindow:itsWindow
Completed the housekeeping I needed to do .. so I began moving all the sheet
code over to SheetController.
Within FileController, I have 3 IBOutlets which are the 3 different sheet
NSWindow's *and* the same 3 sheet NSWindow outlets for SheetController. I
need to pass the specific sheet to my show
I have your previous message typed out and I really have read it ... and I
will re-read it and re-read until it clicks. You know how I feel about
compartmentalization. I really don't want to abandon it because
compartmentalization does work for me for the NSProgressIndicator that I
have, as well a
Hi John,
Did you even read my last email? I hope so because I really spent a
long time writing it. It may not have been clear, but I did my best!
A separate SheetController *is* the right way to do it, but the way
you are partitioning the responsibilities between your various
controllers
Hello, Graham ...
Because I have multiple calls to show a sheet, from various parts of my
FileController, and because I wanted to make my sheet calls as general as
possible, I really .. really .. wanted to have a distinct SheetController.
As a result, I made calls from FileController to look like:
Hi John,
I hope you don't mind me cc'ing this to the list - I think it might be
helpful to others (if not, my apologies for the noise).
On 12 Jun 2008, at 9:43 pm, John Love wrote:
Hi, Graham ...
Graham, this is a condensed summary of my initial communication:
Call it my fetish or whateve
asking for help.
I also realize that this description is very long and I *really* did
try to
shorten it.
My app is a Cocoa Document based app.
I have chosen the title "Prevent Asynchronous operation of
beginSheetModalForWindow" because I use various calls to
beginSheetModalForWi
On 10 Jun '08, at 1:27 PM, Michael Ash wrote:
If there were a synchronous API the code would have to
somehow jump down the stack to where you're waiting for A, while
somehow leaving the stuff that's waiting for B live farther up the
stack. This is quite simply impossible in a C-based language.
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 1:10 PM, John Love <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have chosen the title "Prevent Asynchronous operation of
> beginSheetModalForWindow" because I use various calls to
> beginSheetModalForWindow in many parts of my app code and in one case I need
>
ry to
shorten it.
My app is a Cocoa Document based app.
I have chosen the title "Prevent Asynchronous operation of
beginSheetModalForWindow" because I use various calls to
beginSheetModalForWindow in many parts of my app code and in one case I need
the calls to didEndSelector to be complet
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