init a window
init a window
- Subject: init a window
- From: email@hidden (Farl)
- Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2001 01:12:54 -0700
I have a utility panel that pops up when it is called by a menu.
In it i have a button that does a version control check. Once it has
checked the version, it resets to a "version checked" title and
setEnabled:NO. This all works fine.
However, every time that utility panel opens, i want it to reset that
title to "Check for Update" and setEnabled:YES.
I tried using awakeFromNib (this only worked once when the program
loaded) and i tried using init. I think i should be using init but i am
sure i am using it wrong.
Any help is appreciated.
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- init
{
[buttonVersion setTitle:@"Check for Update"];
[buttonVersion setEnabled:YES];
return self;
}
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Searle
email@hidden
www.sketchwork.com
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