Hi,
In an effort to create a less structured set of IB objects, I would
like to 'tag' various IB elements.
For example, I might want to add a specific tag to a group of objects
that I might later want to show or hide. I might want to grab values
from only objects that contain some key word. And I might want to add
or remove objects to the window at runtime, that won't be in the IB
file to begin with.
I'd rather not have to keep creating instance variables and writing
glue code to do this. And I'd prefer to not use bindings for this,
since I'd ultimately like to use this same technique on the iPhone.
I could use the 'help' tag in OSX, but that's visible to the user. I
could use the 'Interface Builder Identity' tag on the iPhone side, but
that's AFAIK just used in IB itself.
Is there a way to add a tag an IB object in such a way that it is not
visible to the user, but in such a way that I could reference it from
my app?
Thank you,
-Chilton Webb
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