Re: Sorry for another NEWBIE question
Re: Sorry for another NEWBIE question
- Subject: Re: Sorry for another NEWBIE question
- From: Alastair Houghton <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 18:02:28 +0000
On 19 Nov 2003, at 17:28, Michael Becker wrote:
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Hi!
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Sorry to bother you all with silly newbie questions, this one is
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concerning programm style/techniques:
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As my application develops, my AppController class files grow bigger
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and bigger. Usually I would try to divide the appropriate stuff up
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into appropriate files, but it seems as though common standard in
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Cocoa is to use the main controller file for anything. For example:
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AppController is the datasource and delegate for my TableView as well
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as for my NSBrowser object.#
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With all the tableview delegate methods and drag and drop methods and
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nsbrowser delegate methods, AppController becomes more and more loaded
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and confusing.
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But when I consider using seperate files, it seems to me that the
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communication makes things even more complicated.
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What should I do? Put everything in the AppController or use as many
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classes as possible?
It's easy to use multiple files. A good way is to use categories to
break your class up into pieces, and put the method implementations for
each category in a separate file.
Kind regards,
Alastair.
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