Thanks for all the good information here. It's helping a lot.
My data is largely static, if it does change it all changes, so if I
save references to all my wrappers, I can just dump the lot and start
over if there are changes.
I'll probably create them on an 'as required' basis to prevent a bump
at startup.
I think this should all be pretty simple, as you indicated with your
'cheap lunch' comment.
I'm still not clear on the first point thgough.
What is "File's Owner"? Whatever object that is, add IBOutlets to it
and wire them to the objects of interest in the nib. The outlets are
just ordinary ivars to the object that is "File's Owner".
'File's Owner' seems to be an instance of NSApplication. I cant add an
IBOutlet to this class, and when I subclass it, I find I cant
instatiate(sp) the subclass. I'm stumbling in the dark a bit here.
<later>
I just tried adding these outlets to my UIController class (this class
just needs to be visible where nesesary right?), made the nesesary code
changes ... and it seems to be working. It's late so I'll thrash on
this more tomorrow and make sure it's not some silly mistake ... but
here's hoping.
Big thanks to all who chipped in, I hope I dont have to bother you
again tomorrow.
paulm
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