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Show a document's represented file name in the title of its window

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also when its display name is equal to the last path component of the
file name, since that is what NSDocument uses by default for
compatibility with OS X.


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Wolfgang Lux 2010-03-27 21:06:45 +00:00
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2010-03-27 Wolfgang Lux <wolfgang.lux@gmail.com>
* Source/NSWindowController.m (-synchronizeWindowTitleWithDocumentName):
Show a document's represented file name also when its display name
is equal to the last path component of the file name, since that
is what NSDocument uses by default for compatibility with OS X.
* Source/NSWindowController.m (-_windowWillClose:): Extend
lifetime of the window controller to the end of the current event
cycle to prevent crashes due to a premature release after the

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NSString *title = [self windowTitleForDocumentDisplayName: displayName];
/* If they just want to display the filename, use the fancy method */
if (filename != nil && [title isEqualToString: filename])
/* NB For compatibility with Mac OS X, a document display name is equal
to its last path component, so we check for that here too */
if (filename != nil &&
([title isEqualToString: filename] ||
[title isEqualToString: [filename lastPathComponent]]))
{
[_window setTitleWithRepresentedFilename: filename];
}