Hello.
I have a window controlled by a NSWindowController subclass with a standard
nsscrollview. (Outlets are connected).
I load a custom view via a NSViewController subclass. (view outlet is
connected).
The custom view is not visible.
@implementation AppDelegate
- (IBAction) newWindow:(id)sender {
mwc=[[MonWindowController alloc]
initWithWindowNibName:@"MonsterWindow"];
subLayout=[[PRMLayout alloc] initWithNibName:@"StdLayout" bundle:nil];
subLayout.view; // force view to load. Necessary?
[mwc setPRMLayout:subLayout];
[mwc showWindow:self];
};
@end
@implementation MonWindowController
- (void) setPRMLayout:(PRMLayout*)layout {
[scrollView setDocumentView:layout.view];
};
@end
Before I added in a custom NSWindowController, the window belonged to the
AppDelegate (standard app template with a single window connected to
AppDelegate). The window had the standard NSScrollView.
When I added the custom view (NSViewController subclass and nib) to the
scrollview, the custom view actually displayed.
Changing to custom NSWindowController broke this somehow.
What am I missing?
TIA
Mark
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