Hi Philip,
Thanks for your continued help...
You know, the only reason I keep track of nibs loading is because I'm
following examples I've seen elsewhere, including Apple's tutorials. I
guess I figured there was a reason, such as time to load multiple nibs and
memory reasons... But you're right, it sure is a lot simpler to load them
all at once in the launch sequence.
Does anyone else know why I shouldn't do this? Speak now, or forever hold
your peace... I'll gladly chop out more globals and unnecessary lines of
code if there's no good reason not to.
Thanks,
Graham Jones.
On 4/25/05 7:25 AM, "Philip Buckley" <email@hidden> wrote:
> There's just one thing I have been wondering. Why do you need to keep
> track of which nibs are loaded? You wrote in an earlier email "globals
> that keep track of whether nibs are loaded, etc." Or, more to the
> point, why do you need to keep that information in global variables? As
> a rule I simply load all my nibs in the application's "on launched"
> handler. There's no great overhead and I know that from then on they
> are all loaded.
>
> on launched theObject -- application launched
> load nib "abc"
> load nib "xyz"
> -- etc
> end launched
> ...
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