Re: text & app types
Re: text & app types
- Subject: Re: text & app types
- From: David P Henderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 27 May 2001 22:37:49 -0400
On Sunday, May 27, 2001, at 08:50 , email@hidden wrote:
Two low-level questions I can find no answers for:
What is the difference between an "Informational text" and a "Message"
text in Interface Builder?
Other than font size not much ;) Message text is intended for labels or
other information which is generally not intended for the user do
anything other than read; whereas, Information text can also be user
selectable for the purpose of copy/paste.
What is the difference between a Cocoa Document-based Application and a
Cocoa Application? Is it just that the first one can create files and
the other can't?
Both are templates. Doc-based comes pre-configured for using the
NSDocument model while the non-Doc is not. Create a project using each
and compare them.
Dave
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