Thanks Stephan. The whole area of building and build configuration
seems to be ignored by Aaron Hillegass's wonderful book so I may need
to delve into the official Xcode User Guide.
Simon
On 9 May 2008, at 11:15, Stephan Burlot wrote:
In Xcode, in the Project menu, choose "Edit Active Target" then
under the properties tab you'll see "Main Nib Class". This is where
is it defined.
Stephan
Le 9 mai 08 à 11:10, Simon Wolf a écrit :
I'm going to apologise here in my first contribution to this list
for the potential stupidity of my questions. I'm a VB developer who
has been a Mac user for several years but I'm only now starting to
dip my toe into XCode and I think that I'm going to have loads of
questions, some practical and some more theoretical like the one
below.
I know for the documentation that NSApplicationMain 'loads the main
nib file from the application’s main bundle, and runs the
application' but I was wondering what defines a NIB (or XIB) as
being the main one if you have a project containing several NIBs.
Is it just the fact that it includes an NSMenu called MainMenu?
Many thanks.
Simon_______________________________________________
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