On Jun 30, 2006, at 12:40 PM, Dimitri Bouniol wrote:
I am under the impression (I might and probably am wrong) that each
NSDocument has to have its own Window.
I don't believe this is required; it's just how the template comes
set up by default. I would probably try to use the NSDocument
architecture even if I were implementing a tabbed interface, rather
than roll my own document architecture. That way I'd still be able
to leverage all of the things the document architecture gives me for
free.
For example, I might try to create a subclass of NSWindowController
that handles all of the tabbed-document interaction, have my
documents interact with that, and have my document class override -
makeWindowControllers: to instantiate the proper window controller
instance and wire it into the tab-handling machinery.
-- Chris
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