Comrades:
This puzzles me. I am tracing through some code in which I am looking
at the value of some selected popup menu items. I am seeing the
correct values for them, but I have to confess I don't know how the
code is connected to the popup, or just why the code even works! I
see the co
Hint: If you want to ask a question about your code, we're not psychics
On Jun 13, 2008, at 5:21 PM, Paul Archibald wrote:
Comrades:
This puzzles me. I am tracing through some code in which I am
looking at the value of some selected popup menu items. I am seeing
the correct values for the
On jun 13, 2008, at 4:21 PM, Paul Archibald wrote:
This puzzles me. I am tracing through some code in which I am
looking at the value of some selected popup menu items. I am seeing
the correct values for them, but I have to confess I don't know how
the code is connected to the popup, or jus
On 13 Jun '08, at 2:21 PM, Paul Archibald wrote:
This puzzles me. I am tracing through some code in which I am
looking at the value of some selected popup menu items. I am seeing
the correct values for them, but I have to confess I don't know how
the code is connected to the popup, or just
Okay, I see them now. I was missing them in the rather long list of
outlets (over 130!) for the main controller.
I wanted to understand this better because I want to re-factor the
code so that there are NOT 135 outlets for one controller. Currently
we have two windows that handle different
or Model data in the View.
Second, use patterns like data source and objects like NSTableView and
NSMatrix and NSColectionView to structure user interfaces that require lots of
objects.
Regarding the original question: How does an instance variable in the ObjC
code get connected
Well, Erik, you know that sometimes we inherit working code without
knowing much about its history. I don't want to break something that
already works (and ships), and re-factoring the whole codebase is not
part of my charter. I am trying to add my stuff without disturbing
the working app.
