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Re: Design Q... multiple NIB files
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Re: Design Q... multiple NIB files


  • Subject: Re: Design Q... multiple NIB files
  • From: Charles Bennett <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 12:14:35 -0400

http://www.benatong.com/osx

get ExampleMDI.tar.gz

This is a "very" simple example of loading a nib and dealing with the
outlet connections. The comments explain the concept. Once you see
how easy it is, you'll understand how it expands to handle multiple nibs
(or the same nib multiple times)

chuck


stuartbryson wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Adhering to MVC design, how big should the controller be? I guess it is
> a hard question to answer without knowing the scale of an application.
> Should one controller be the centre class for all windows etc. Should
> you have one and then connect that to controllers by composition or
> something?
>
> VIEW - Controller - SubController - Main Window
> - SubController - Other Window
>
> OR
>
> VIEW - Controller - Main Window
> - Other Window
>
> Make sense. In any case, how are multiple NIB files implemeneted via one
> controller? How do the outlets work etc.
>
> Thanks
>
> Stuart
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