my head is hurting
I am trying to understand the NIB/code connection. I have a couple of
windows in this project, one of which I am working on, the other I
have been leaving alone. For MyWindow, I have been adding methods in
my category.h file, and dragging that header to the nib, and linking
up the controls. That seems to be working okay. The problem is that
there don't seem to be any connections for the OldWindow. How can
that be?
a bit later
Oh dang. It looks like I broke the OldWindow while working on
MyWindow. I am going to have to roll back to a working version.
one of my many questions
This project consists of a AppController class with a bunch of added
categories, one of which I am trying to implement. So, there are a
bunch of AppController+ExtraCategory header/source files. I think I
understand how we synchronize the code and the nib, by dragging the
header file from the Xcode project to the nib-instance window. But
what about a project like this, with a bunch of different header
files, all of which are part of the same controller? Do I select all
the header files in the Xcode project and drag all of them into the
nib-instance window? And, when I do that should I merge the
contents, or replace? I don't wnat to break an existing connection
by dragging my AppController(MyCategory) header onto the nib-instance
winodw only to break all the established connections for the other
categories! (I see I can lock the connections, which I will do, but
I still want to know how to add the connections of MyCategory without
stepping on the other ones.
cocoa + objc + ibuilder = lots of questions
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