the standard dirty document mark

[stephen barncard]

On HUG-aware apps the space inside the window-close "bubble" on OSX is
supposed to go slightly dark to indicate to the user that something on the
document has changed. The detection of what will 'dirty' is up to the
programmer.

It was added to the new version after it turned out to be a blocker in
getting apps into the Apple store if it wasn't there.  On the developers'
list, it was asked for and we got to see the team add many improvements and
fixes practically before our eyes. The feedback loop is quite tight these
days IMHO.

On 22 March 2011 10:54, Richmond <richmondmathewson at gmail.com> wrote:

> That is a quote from the RunRev site; and the funny thibg
> is that I can only find references to "the standard dirty document mark"
> on the RunRev site, so have no idea of what it really means.
>
> ??
>
> . . . mind you, now one can have a porn domain . . .
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