Re: top level objects and NSWindowController

• Subject: Re: top level objects and NSWindowController
• From: "Michael Ash" <email@hidden>
• Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2006 21:58:44 -0400
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mike,
thanx for the response. sorry, but i can't see how to make this work!
if i did override loadWindow and used NSNib, then how would the
NSWindowController find out about the top level object in order to
release them? or would i have to keep track of them myself and then
release them at the appropriate time? if this is the case, its
probably just as easy to have my custom views simply "register
themselves" with my controller at awakeFromNib time.

You're already tracking all the top-level objects anyway. Releasing
them is as simple as a [topLevelObjects makeObjectsPerformSelector:
@selector( release )] in -dealloc.

Mike
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