AMWorkflowController does not call updateChangeCount: on the associated NSDocument when an action is altered

Originator:aufflick
Number:rdar://12899166 Date Originated:
Status: Resolved:
Product:Developer Tools Product Version:Xcode 4.5.2 (4G2008a)
Classification:Other Bug Reproducible:Always
 
Summary:

Via it's delegate, AMWorkflowController obtains a reference to a related NSDocument instance (this is not documented, but that's another issue…). 

- (void)updateChangeCount:(NSDocumentChangeType)change is correctly called when an action is added/removed/etc., but not when the properties of an action are altered (eg. changing the text in a prompt the user type action etc.)

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Create an AMWorkflow object
2. Create an AMWorkflowController and AMWorkflowView (in my case, in a nib file)
3. Assign a delegate to AMWorkflowController which, in response to the - document method, returns an instance of a subclass of NSDocument.
4. Using these objects/ui, create and save a workflow
5. Alter a parameter of any action

Expected Results:

The change indicator on the window should change.

Actual Results:

The change indicator on the window is not changed (and proven that updateChangeCount is not called on the document).

Regression:

None known.

Notes:

1. Proven that the indicator does change when actions/added/removed (and updateChangeCount is called)
2. In the Automator app the change indicator does update correctly, so the actions are obviously indicating changes somehow.

Comments

indicator

The change indicator on the window should change. HT1621

By joey899244 at April 11, 2013, 3:35 a.m. (reply...)

Actually, the update count is only correctly incremented when adding an action

Not when removing one.

By aufflick at Dec. 18, 2012, 6:31 a.m. (reply...)

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