From: Apple Developer Bug Reporting <devbugs@apple.com>

Date: November 15, 2007 12:41:40 PM PST

To: steve@geeksrus.com

Subject: Attention: Bug ID 5551893: Spaces needs hints for windows

Hi Steve,

This is a courtesy email regarding Bug ID# 5551893.

<GMT15-Nov-2007 20:37:26GMT> Vanaja Pasumarthi:
Engineering has provided the following feedback regarding this issue:

There is an SPI hint that TextMate can use.

NSWindowCollectionBehaviorMoveToActiveSpace

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Bug ID #: 5551893
Bug Title: Spaces needs hints for windows
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<GMT21-Oct-2007 18:17:34GMT> Steve Riggins:
Summary:
TextMate's find dialog opens on wrong space  (and btw can you fix radar, this is twice now it has failed to submit a bug report and lost my work.  Clipboard ftw).

Steps to Reproduce:
* Go to Space 1
* Launch TextMate
* Switch to space 3
* Command-Space to open LaunchBar (or command-control-space if using default)
* Open demo file
* Command-F

Expected Results:
expected find dialog to open on current space

Actual Results:
Space switched to space 1 and then dialog opened.

Notes:
This seems to be due to TextMate hiding/showing the Find dialog in order to keep all of it's state (size of text fields, etc) There should be a API hint or NIB hint to tell spaces to show this window on the current space, vs. last space it was on.