Re: NSApplication delegate
Re: NSApplication delegate
- Subject: Re: NSApplication delegate
- From: "John C. Randolph" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 4 May 2001 16:01:37 -0700
Open the MainMenu.nib file in your project. This will launch the
interface builder application.
Select the "Classes" tab in the nib file document window (should be at
the lower left of the display)
Click on NSObject, and hit return. Change the name "myObject" to
whatever you want the name of your app delegate class to be.
Select Classes->Create Files... from IB's main menu.
Select Classes->Instantiate from the menu.
Now, control-drag a connection from "File's owner" to the instance you
just created. In the connections inspector, double-click on the
"delegate" outlet.
Back in the project builder, add whatever app delegate methods you want
to the .m file you just created.
-jcr
On Friday, May 4, 2001, at 12:19 PM, Robert Lee Dotson wrote:
I've been seeing alot of posts telling people to send messages to the
application delegate to do various things (services, windows, nib
files, etc.) But I have no idea where in my apps code the delegate
should be. When I launch my app, I want a set number of things to
happen, but most of them *before* the main nib file loads (eg. polling
for modems, open network connections, etc.) so the app can terminate or
open another. How do I set the order in which objects are instantiated
and/or nib files are loaded. Everything I read says 'send a message to
the application delegate.
' But, as forementioned, I don't know how to do this. help!
-- Rob
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