I am trying to understand the interrelationship between various
method calls made once a window controller is instantiated. I am
loading a window controller from within a master controller. Data
passed from the master controller to the window controller is used to
programmatically alter the way the window appears The initial master
code is as follows:
Now here's the problem. It makes sense to check whether the
controller exists before adding local data and loading the window,
hence the if (!fieldIDController). But once init is called for
fieldIDController, all the following take place:
- the init (which calls super = initWindowWithNibName:)
- windowWillLoad (I tried the delegate)
- awakeFromNib
- windowDidLoad
In other words, the window loads right away. I actually don't want it
to load until I have set the local data, as it is the local data that
will determine how the window should appear. Is there a way to sneak
the data in in before all the loading takes place?
Thanks.
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