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On the minus side, our first version of the Choose Menu Item event handler may load multiple copies of the nib file, and it may therefore leave multiple Preferences windows open on the screen.

This speeds application launching by delaying until later the loading of the Preferences nib file, and it also makes the application’s initial memory footprint smaller. On the plus side, it enhances application performance by loading the Preferences window object “lazily ” that is, only if and when the user requests it. The fact that the Choose Menu Item event handler loads the nib file when the user chooses the Preferences menu command is both a plus and a minus. A separate Will Open event handler then set the appearance of the checkbox in the Preferences window to match the actual preference value and made the window visible. Recall that the Choose Menu Item event handler did only one thing: it loaded the Preferences.nib nib file that archives information about the Preferences window. In the preferences Controller script, we implemented the Choose Menu Item event handler, connecting it to menu item Application -> Preferences in MainMenu.nib. In the previous article, we created the PreferencesController.applescript file to act as a Model-View-Controller (MVC) “Controller” script coordinating the preferences system’s “Model” (its data, managed by the PreferencesModel.applescript script) with its “View” (the graphical user interface, namely, the Preferences window and its one checkbox). Updating the User Interface for Preferences-Revisited We left until this, the third article in the series, the scripting of the Usage Log itself, including saving it to disk and reading it back.īefore turning to the Usage Log, however, we must fix the bug that we found in Doyle’s preferences system at the end of the previous installment. We also scripted Doyle’s preferences system so that a user could save a preference to show or hide comments in the Usage Log. We began by designing the graphical user interface in Interface Builder, including a Preferences window and a Doyle Usage Log window. In the previous article in this series, we helped Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to start writing an AppleScript document-based application called “Doyle” using AppleScript Studio. Educational Institution and Student Discountsīy Bill Cheeseman, Quechee, VT AppleScript Studio: Implementing a Document-Based Application Saving and Retrieving Documents the Cocoa Way in AppleScript Studio.

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