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Re: QCView and IB problem.

Maybe an Xcode mis-understanding, but I've followed the tutorial for
"Making a Standalone Composition", and used the IB QCView inspector to
load a .qtx file, but I can't figure out a way of getting the compiled
app to reference a .qtx within the built bundle.

The QCView attributes panel in IB only has load and unload and no
apparent way of telling it to load a file relative to the bundle.

If you don't want to change the composition on the QCView, then loading it on the view within IB, as it gets saved with the .nib, should be fine.

Any ideas? or is the "create a standalone qtx player app without
writing a single line of code" wrong?

If you want to load the composition dynamically, you indeed need to type some code:

Add a reference to the QCView in the controller class of the application, then:

[myQCView loadComposition:[[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"myComposition" ofType:@"qtz"]];

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Pierre-Olivier Latour                            email@hidden
Quartz Composer Architect                Graphics & Imaging Team

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