IB's list view has the same main issue in that the information is not
accessible until you click on the particular item. The Nibtool solution
seems like a good one as it dumps everything out that can be quickly
scanned -- although I'm not a fan of the command-line. I'll probably
need to write a GUI wrapper around it. Maybe even parse out the data to
show the bindings *with* the objects, like the Listview, but with all
the info displayed.
I tried using gandbug, but have had problems getting it to work
correctly and haven't yet had the time to look deeper into it.
Mark Munz
On Jan 31, 2005, at 9:32 AM, glenn andreas wrote:
On Jan 31, 2005, at 9:19 AM, Mark Munz wrote:
Many thanks for pointing that out. For some reason, it did not occur
to me that the bindings would show up as connections. Sure enough --
they do. It definitely would be nice to have a GUI to that
information (and better yet for it to be in IB), but the command line
option is at least a start. :-)
Mark Munz
You do realize that IB shows this to you when you switch to the list
view (at least 2.4.2 does)?
It displays bindings just like other connections (you know, when you
click on the right hand triangle and it draws all those lines and
curves).
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