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Re: How do I display a Window from a bundle?

On Thursday, July 31, 2003, at 08:56 PM, Andy Satori wrote:

That might help might it :-)

in the test app

NSBundle *b = [NSBundle bundleWithPath:[[NSBundle mainBundle]
pathForResource:@"BundleTestLib" ofType:@"bundle"]];
NSLog(@"bundle loaded %@", b);

id bundleClass = NSAllocateObject([b principalClass], 0, NSDefaultMallocZone());
NSLog(@"loaded class %@", bundleClass);
[bundleClass init];

How about
id bundleClass = [[[b principalClass] alloc] init];

[bundleClass showWindow]; // a method I implemented to try and force the issue


in the bundle's primary class

- (void) showWindow
{
[window display];
NSLog(@"window display");
}


Is the window variable initialized to anything ? Are you sure window isn't nil ? Do you see the "window display" log. How about NSLog(@"window display %@", window); ?
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