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Re: top level objects and NSWindowController

matt,
thanx for the response. and while that thread is interesting, and perhaps i missed something in my reading of it, but i don't see how to get the top level objects in a nib that is loaded via an NSWindowController.

ken


At 4:10 PM -0700 6/23/06, Matt Neuburg wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jun 2006 12:26:34 -0700, Ken Victor <email@hidden> said: 
other than by using outlets, is it possible to gain access to the top
level objects in a nib file loaded via an NSWindowController?

i would like to place several custom views in a nib (to be used as
various panes in a tab view), and i would like programmatically to
determine how many of them there are and get pointers to them when i
load the window.

i realize i could switch to using NSNib instead of
NSWindowController, but i really really want to use
NSWindowController.

also, i realize i can do this by using outlets, but that means
editting my source code every time i add another custom view. i also
realize that i could add an outlet to my custom views to point to a
controller in the nib, and then "register" the custom views in
awakeFromNib, but that seems like an extra step if i could simply get
the array of top level objects from NSWindowController.


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