Re: windowDidLoad

• Subject: Re: windowDidLoad
• From: 陳銘崧 a.k.a. James Chen <email@hidden>
• Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 20:07:25 +0800

no... but as it is not the file's owner I thounght I needed

On Jul 28, 2004, at 3:30 AM, 3/;J1] a.k.a. James Chen wrote:

Did you create your NSWindowController subclass with onw of these, -initWithWindowNibPath:owner:, -initWithWindiowNibName: or initWithWindowNibName:owner:.
If no, that's reasonable your -windowDidLoad gets no called.
HTH,
James

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Ulead Systems Inc.
James Chen
Software Engineer
Image Div.
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On Jul 28, 2004, at 4:56 AM, Dominik Pich wrote:

I need to set the values of my views immediately after the enclosing
window loads. The documentation mentions that -windowDidLoad in the
NSWindowController could be used for such a thing. I've added a
-windowDidLoad method to my subclass of NSWindowController but although
the window loads, -windowDidLoad never gets called at run time.

I checked out the "Sketch" sample app and it works
fine there.

How can I get -windowDidLoad to execute?


Thanks
--Dominik
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