Re: Real simple newbie question(s)
Re: Real simple newbie question(s)
- Subject: Re: Real simple newbie question(s)
- From: Frederick Cheung <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 24 Jul 2004 01:55:09 +0200
On 24 Jul 2004, at 01:40, Chris Griffin wrote:
I have written a very simple cocoa app. I started with the basic Cocoa
app from XCode. I added a Controller.m file. In that I add a menu and
menu item. That all works fine. The menu item calls a plugin. This is
a plugin that I have written and the Cocoa app is for testing and
showing how to call the plugin. The last thing that I want to do is
display some text in the window that comes up by default. I have added
an NSTextView to the window. My first question is how do I get to that
object to set the text? The text is not editable and so doesn't need
to be saved. I just want to display some text after my plugin is
executed. I'm guessing that if I can get the NSTextView object from
the window I can figure out how to set the text from the NSTextView
docs. Thanks.
Use the setString: method. I'm guessing you looked at the NSTextView
page in XCode and didn't see that method, this is because it's
inherited from NSText. In general when looking at the docs for a class
also look at the stuff it inherits.
Fred
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