I think your approach is wrong. It doesn’t sound like you have a specialized
navigation controller, but rather a navigation controller that has a
specialized UI. The way to approach that problem is to load a UIViewController
subclass with that logic in it, and create a UINavigationController with that
custom view controller as its root view controller.
If you have further specialized logic that needs to know about both the
navigation controller and its view controllers, then you can create an
additional class to manage that work, but you almost certainly don’t want it to
be a navigation controller subclass.
On Oct 11, 2013, at 2:12 AM, Half Activist halfactiv...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
To put it shortly, my UINavigationController doesn't load its assigned
NIB at all.
I've got an UINavigationController subclass that contains the code for
an object inspector in an app i'm writing.
It's declared as the file's owner of a nib of the same name, this nib
helps me build the ui of the various subviews pushed as details of some
parameter, selected on a root table view. (ie a somewhat classical way for an
inspector on ios).
Now, I instantiate my view controller with:
[ [ MyNavController alloc ] initWithNibName: @MyNavController bundle:
nil ];
And display it in a popover.
The popover remains empty.
loadView is called but it doesnt not contain the root view assigned in
IB.
None of my outlets are populated, I overloaded some setters, they
aren't called at all.
All other objects aren't instantiated by the way...
...Therefore I guess the NIB isn't even loaded!
To rule out a potential resource loading error, I wrote a nib loading
method of mine using UINib.
And it works, the NIB is correct, everything is correct. Except that
UINavigationController doesn't want to load its assigned NIB.
Regards.
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