This is the biggest pain point of IB. Every time a change is made you have
to re-instantiate the object and merge the changes in your code.
There are no config files (or even better annotations in comments) that you
could hand edit and achieve the same thing...
- vineet
On 8/13/05 3:00 PM, "Stephen P Lesniewski" <email@hidden> wrote:
> Hello All...
>
> I'm a newbie to Cocoa (but not the Mac =) and I making my way
> through the Aaron Hillegass's book and I've reached a point (Ch 15)
> where I'm stumbling. I really want to use MVC separation at a file
> level, but setting up the linkages between them is turning out to be
> a bit of a problem for me.
>
> Quick summary of the problem, write a document-based Cocoa app
> that allows the user to draw ovals. Add Save/Load and Undo (if
> you're feeling ambitious =). I'm (perhaps) cheating a bit and
> combining by MC into a subclass of MyDocument. Up til this point
> examples/exercises linkages were Target/Action and that clicks with
> me, but now I have an mouseUp event that needs to create an "oval" in
> the Model/Controller and that's not clicking. I thought I had it
> with an IBOutlet in a the StretchView (subclass of NSView) linked
> back to "My Document" in IB, but when I started to implement the Save
> functionality I found that object that MyDocument was saving was
> different than the one StretchView was drawing from.
>
> How should the View be linking up with the Controller? In a perfect
> Cocoa App how would you setup linkages between M, V, and C?
>
> tia
> -S
>
>
>
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