Hi Keary, On 13.01.2009, at 19:44, Keary Suska wrote:
On Jan 13, 2009, at 10:44 AM, Alexander Reichstadt wrote:Hi,in my app I call runModalForWindow: in a class method initializer -- the class is a NSWindowController subclass-- from a controller of a sheet. Please, disregard UI Guidelines, it's a highly customized app and this approach used as per specific request.+ (id)selectItem {KSingleItemSelectorController *newSelector = [[KSingleItemSelectorController alloc] initWithWindowNibName:@"SingleItemSelector"];(void)[newSelector window]; NSLog(@"The window is nil, see: %@",[newSelector window]); [NSApp runModalForWindow:[newSelector window]]; id keepThis = newSelector.returnValue; [newSelector release]; return keepThis; } <snipped>Is the class of the File's Owner of the nib set to KSingleItemSelectorController
Yes.
and its window outlet set?
Yes
If so, do you override -initWithWindowNibName:? The implementation may matter.
No, I only override initWithWindow. Should I override it, and if so should I call on NSBundle to load my nib there then?
Alex
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