On 01/01/2004, Fortepianissimo wrote in message
<ef08387c.0401010119.6f9d87df DeleteThis @posting.google.com>:
> I'm referring to the left-most button in the title bar of a window -
> most apps put a dot inside it when the documents are modified but not
> saved. Is there a quick pointer showing how to change it inside Xcode?
It's a property of the document the window represents. See
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="file:///Developer/Documentation/AppleScript/Reference/StudioReference/sr7_d" target="_blank">file:///Developer/Documentation/AppleScript/Reference/StudioReference/sr7_d</a>
oc_suite/index.html
and the 'modified' property. If you change this, the dot should appear
by itself.
If you're just faking the association with the document, you can modify
it directly. See the 'document edited' property in
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="file:///Developer/Documentation/AppleScript/Reference/StudioReference/sr3_a" target="_blank">file:///Developer/Documentation/AppleScript/Reference/StudioReference/sr3_a</a>
pp_suite/index.html
Simon.
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