On Apr 12, 2009, at 07:49, Mario Kušnjer wrote:
The problem is:
I have MainMenu.xib with only main menu whose File's Owner is
NSApplication.
I want to have MainWindow.xib with only a window but that will be
launched also when the application starts.
Now you will ask why separate nibs ?
Never mind why ! I just want it that way ! Is that wrong ?
It's not wrong at all. Separate nibs are the recommended way of doing
this.
So I read the docs and it says that I need to have File's Owner for
that nib that is external to that nib.
I tried putting NSWindowController but I don't know where and how do
I instantiate that class ?
I tried creating a subclass of NSWindowController and using it for
the File's Owner and according to output of
NSLog everything gets allocated and initialized but window does not
get showed.
I starting to think that I should do something in main.m but I don't
think that would be the right way.
I am doing something wrong so please point me the right way.
You may just need to tell your window controller to display its
window. Trying adding:
[myWindowController showWindow: nil];
after you've initialized your window controller.
Incidentally, in a non-document-based application (as your appears to
be), a good place to put code to create your window controller would
be in your application delegate's applicationDidFinishLaunching:
method. You say you created a window controller. Where *did* you put
that code?
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