Re: [Pyobjc-dev] NSDocument based app

[Peter M. <zig...@po...>]

The app works correctly in all the cases you mentioned. It will also 
correctly open a new window when it is brought to the front by clicking 
on the dock icon, if no other documents are open. Like I said, 
everything else I've tried works.

Except printing. How do selectors work? Specifically I need to call

runModalPageLayoutWithPrintInfo:delegate:didRunSelector:contextInfo:

How do I pass a selector to this? I actually want to send a NULL for 
the selector (I have nothing to do when the sheet is closed). In ObjC 
I'd do something like:

     [self runModalPrintOperation:op
                 delegate:nil
                 didRunSelector:NULL
                 contextInfo:NULL];

If you can't do a NULL selector in PyObjC, I'd settle for knowing how 
to specify a valid selector :-)

Thanks,
Peter

On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 05:05 PM, bb...@ma... wrote:

> Cool!   This sounds like an excellent example to (a) include in the 
> Examples/ directory and (b) model the Multi-Document project template 
> after!
>
> In terms of the bug:  Does the app work correctly when you drag-n-drop 
> a file onto the dock icon to open the document?   I recently put 
> together a multi-doc architecture app and everything works perfectly 
> but that-- I didn't notice the lack of an untitled doc on launch 
> because I implemented the method that *should* disable it from the 
> start (but never checked that the method was actually invoked).
>
> b.bum