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Newbie interface question


  • Subject: Newbie interface question
  • From: Carl Johan Foss <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2007 20:24:46 +0100

Hi,

I recently developed an application where I have a main window with a toolbar on top. Each icon will open a new view with different tables and text fields, etc. in the same main window (more or less like a preference pane). I do all this in the MainMenu.nib which is obviously crowded by instantiated classes controlling each view.

Is this the most efficient way to this or should I perhaps have a nib file for each view (how could this be done then). Which is better, and potentially why?

Hope my question is clear

Thanks in advance

Carl
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