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It seems like you're interested in the windowDidResignMain method in the context of NSDocument. While the provided context does not directly mention windowDidResignMain, it does cover various aspects of window management in macOS using SwiftUI. Here are some relevant sessions that might help you understand how to manage window behaviors and customize them in macOS applications:
- Tailor macOS windows with SwiftUI - This session covers how to style window toolbars and refine window behaviors, which might include handling window state changes.
- Work with windows in SwiftUI - This session discusses window placement and sizing, which could be useful for understanding how to manage window states and behaviors in SwiftUI.
If you need more specific information about handling window state changes like windowDidResignMain, you might want to look into the macOS documentation or other sessions that focus on AppKit and NSDocument.
For more detailed exploration, you can check out the chapters in the mentioned sessions:
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Tailor macOS windows with SwiftUI
- Anatomy of a window
- App window structure
- Style window toolbars
- Refine window behaviors
- Adjust window placement
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Work with windows in SwiftUI
- Fundamentals
- Placement
- Sizing
These chapters will provide a comprehensive understanding of window management in macOS using SwiftUI.
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