At 12:19 AM -0500 4/6/03, Dan Sugalski wrote:
I'm not sure what the implications of this would be, from the Perl
script's perspective.
None, really. This is Cocoa, and it's all OO--each window is a
separate object, so while methods in your window controller class
will get called, they'll be passed in an object that represents the
window/control/menu/whatever that was really manipulated.
What if I want two (or more) windows to track each other's state?
For instance, I might want to navigate the window that's open to the
"File/Access" tab, but have the window with the "File/Metadata" go
automagically to the same place(s). What's the usual approach to
"inter-object communication"?
-r
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