This functionality is now standard as of OS X 10.9. I’m leaving this here for historical purposes, but you’re better off not using it.
A Cocoa controller class for Sheets that replaces the completion callback method with an inline block.
Based on SDSheetController by Steven Degutis under the new BSD license.
v2.0 and above require Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) or above and compiled with Automatic Reference Counting, although it can be turned back into GC code with a few changes.
There are two branches to this repository, master and production, these make it easier to use the same repository for developing as well as for sharing the code as a Git submodule.
The master branch contains the class files as well as the Xcode project for developing/testing/demonstrating the code. This is the branch to use to for further development, as well as to see examples of how to use the specific code.
The example project in this case shows a simple view with a text field and a change button that pulls down a sheet where the text can be changed, or the edit cancelled.
The production branch should be used if you want to add these extensions as a Git submodule in other projects and will only contain the class files themselves without the Xcode project or example classes. This is preferable as it will keep your directories clean of any code which is unnecessary to your working project, of course you can switch branches in the submodule to access the given samples. Do not perform any development on this branch.
Changes made to the master branch will be merged across to production, so it will always remain current with respect to master.
To add the production branch rather than master, simply use the -b flag as shown below.
git submodule add -b production git://github.com/Abizern/JCSSheetControllerTo keep up to date with the latest changes `cd` into the directory that contains this submodule and pull the newest changes as usual
git pull originSometimes, there may be artefacts left over when switching from master to production. These are files that are ignored by Git and are easily cleaned up by running
git clean -dxfCopyright © 2011 Abizer Nasir. All rights reserved.
Based on code Copyright © 2009 by Steven Degutis under the the same licence.
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