Some more info - if I launch the standalone and quit without opening a popup stack, it quits but doesn't pass the shutdown request to the other stacks (presumably because they're not active?)
If I open either stack, the app no longer quits but the shutdown request still doesn't get to them.
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- Tue Apr 30, 2013 2:31 pm
- Forum: Mac OS
- Topic: Shutdownrequest getting lost with substacks
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- Tue Apr 30, 2013 2:27 pm
- Forum: Mac OS
- Topic: Shutdownrequest getting lost with substacks
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Re: Shutdownrequest getting lost with substacks
Hi Craig,
Thanks for the idea, sadly it made no difference.
I've tried putting all the stack scripts into a button, then loading that into the back on preOpenstack - but when I try that none of my onscreen buttons etc. can find their handlers. (I thought scripts in the back were accessible to ...
Thanks for the idea, sadly it made no difference.
I've tried putting all the stack scripts into a button, then loading that into the back on preOpenstack - but when I try that none of my onscreen buttons etc. can find their handlers. (I thought scripts in the back were accessible to ...
- Tue Apr 30, 2013 1:47 pm
- Forum: Mac OS
- Topic: Shutdownrequest getting lost with substacks
- Replies: 3
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Shutdownrequest getting lost with substacks
Hi all,
I've got a shutdown request handler that used to work fine in my standalone application. However, I've added two new stacks that appear as popups, with their own, unique menu bars - and now the app won't quit. The handler is as follows:
on shutdownRequest
showQuitMessage
dosave ...
I've got a shutdown request handler that used to work fine in my standalone application. However, I've added two new stacks that appear as popups, with their own, unique menu bars - and now the app won't quit. The handler is as follows:
on shutdownRequest
showQuitMessage
dosave ...