Re: How?
Re: How?
- Subject: Re: How?
- From: Bruce Sturgen <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 12:45:54 -0600
In PB, select the Targets tab.
Select your app in the targets.
Select Application Settings.
Scroll down to Document Types.
Select a Document Type.
The Document Class field shows the class to load for the Document Type.
Now, go back to the Files tab.
Find the .m file for your document.
Locate the message windowNibName:
This shows Cocoa what NIB file to load.
So, given a document type, the Document class is loaded, which is then
queried for the appropriate NIB file.
At least, I think that's how it's done.
On Monday, November 12, 2001, at 12:23 PM, email@hidden wrote:
Just wondering, probably not important, but it drives me nuts not
knowing:
how does a document-based Cocoa application with nothing in the
MainMenu.
nib other than the MainMenu itself know how to open the window in
MyDocument.nib? I can't see any code that would explain this.
Brian E. Howard
Cocoa Cult Central
trying to understand
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