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Application loses focus hide window

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It sounds to me like you actually want an NSPanel, or at least make your window return YES for -hidesOnDeactivate.

Mike Abdullah  2010-10-23 10:08:07
Setting the method hidesOnDeactivate to return YES didnt work :(I dont want a Panel b/c my whole application is 1 window, and needs to hide when its not the main focus.
Kyle Browning  2010-10-23 17:17:59
I also tried, [self setHidesOnDeactivate:YES]; in my NSWindow Subclass and that didnt work either.
Kyle Browning  2010-10-23 17:25:21

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