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Mac Forum / Programming / Mac Programming / August 2007dialog boxes
i'm looking for a good example of how to implement the equivalent to a windows modal dialog box, with an OK and Cancel button. Currently I have an NSPanel attached to it's own controller and I am using showWindow to bring it up, but that's not modal. Also, I have actions hanging off the OK and cancel buttons, which get hit, but they don't close/hide the dialog. Q: Is NSPanel the right way to go here? Q: what's the difference between panels and sheets? one good example of a modal dialog would be great.. TIA the other thing i wanted to ask was since my application has no main window.. what do I use for 'modalForWindow' ..? I just want to prevent users from simultaneously bringing up other windows from my menulet menu .. > the other thing i wanted to ask was since my application has no main > window.. what do I use for 'modalForWindow' ..? I just want to > prevent users from simultaneously bringing up other windows from my > menulet menu .. ah .. figured it all out myself.... using nill for modalForWindow seems to produce the effect i'm looking for.. > > the other thing i wanted to ask was since my application has no main > > window.. what do I use for 'modalForWindow' ..? I just want to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > ah .. figured it all out myself.... using nill for modalForWindow > seems to produce the effect i'm looking for.. <http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/Sheets/Tasks/U singAppModalDialogs.html> > i'm looking for a good example of how to implement the equivalent to a > windows modal dialog box, with an OK and Cancel button. Currently I [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > one good example of a modal dialog would be great.. How about NSAlert... |
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