On Sep 18, 2009, at 23:28, James wrote:
Thank you for your help. Maybe the question is a bit broad. But
it is hard to
to break it down for me. I have looked up in the NSWindow and
NSPanel class.?
The result is not perfect.
Does anyone can point several key methods for it. Or example
would be better.
One simple approach:
1. Implement the action method for your contextual menu item in your
application delegate class.
2. Create a window controller subclass that's responsible for loading
the info window (defined in a XIB file).
3. Create a singleton object of this window controller subclass when
needed. For example, use a class method of the window controller
subclass to create the object the first time it is requested, and keep
a pointer to the singleton object in a static variable.
#1 requires an understanding of action methods and the responder
chain, as well as the application delegation pattern. #2 requires an
understanding of XIB/NIB files, File's Owner and window controller
architecture. #3 requires an understanding of singleton object
patterns, Objective-C class methods and use of static variables as
class variables. All of which are straightforward (in this case) and
things you need to know for pretty much all Cocoa programming.
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