<http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/LoadingResources/CocoaNibs/chapter_3_section_3.html
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All view objects are sent -initWithCoder:, but the "custom view"
object does something extra. After the custom view object is
unarchived, it creates your view subclass, sends the object an -
initWithFrame: message, and then swaps itself for the subclass.
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m-s
On 27 Jun, 2008, at 07:28, John Murphy wrote:
I notice that there are a couple different init methods used for nib
loading. For instance, objects from the IB Library get an
initWithCoder message, while custom view objects get an
initWithFrame, and everything else gets an init. Why is this?
Specifically, why a special initWithCoder technique? After all,
isn't everything encoded?
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