Sorry for another NEWBIE question
Sorry for another NEWBIE question
- Subject: Sorry for another NEWBIE question
- From: Michael Becker <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 18:28:52 +0100
Hi!
Sorry to bother you all with silly newbie questions, this one is
concerning programm style/techniques:
As my application develops, my AppController class files grow bigger
and bigger. Usually I would try to divide the appropriate stuff up into
appropriate files, but it seems as though common standard in Cocoa is
to use the main controller file for anything. For example:
AppController is the datasource and delegate for my TableView as well
as for my NSBrowser object.#
With all the tableview delegate methods and drag and drop methods and
nsbrowser delegate methods, AppController becomes more and more loaded
and confusing.
But when I consider using seperate files, it seems to me that the
communication makes things even more complicated.
What should I do? Put everything in the AppController or use as many
classes as possible?
Thank you.
Bye,
Michael
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