On 28 Jul 2008, at 5:05 am, John Love wrote:
Absolutely . So in my sub-class of NSDocument, I call my own
customized Toolbar routine(s) within my override of -
windowControllerDidLoadNib. Just how do I pass an instance of
NSDocumentController to these Toolbar routine(s)?
There is only
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> Well, what do you want the tool bar item to actually *do*? Whatever it is,
> and whatever object is responsible for handling it is your action and
> target, respectively. Just like a menu item.
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I want it to call NSDocumentController's openDocument: which is the action
of the "Open ..." File
On 27 Jul 2008, at 10:02 pm, John Love wrote:
I call:
[toolbarItem setTarget:self];
[toolbarItem setAction:@selector(openDocument:)]; as Apple specifies.
Well, what do you want the tool bar item to actually *do*? Whatever it
is, and whatever object is responsible for handling it is your act
I sub-class NSDocument and call it MedDocument. My code is similar to
Apple's SimpleToolbar .. the biggest difference is that I create a Category
= MedDocument+ToolbarDelegateCategory in order to compartmentalize the code,
i.e., keep the toolbar stuff in a separate file. And it works .. except for
