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  • Subject: How to open a new document/window...
  • From: Jiva DeVoe <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 22 Jun 2002 10:56:30 -0700

So I've been working through the various tutorials of the various books, but
none of them seem to be very clear on what the "acceptable" or "preferred"
method of doing this is. So I will ask here:

I have a document based application, where I already have a document up in a
window. Now this document has a subdocument that is encapsulated within the
main document, and I want to open a new window with this subdocument in it.
I have created a nib for the subdocument, and set up all the appropriate
stuff there, but I'm not sure what the appropriate way to open this
subdocument is. Any pointers? What I want to do is have like 2 methods for
opening this window, one of which takes the main document pointer as an
argument, and the second of which takes the main document pointer and a
pointer to the chosen subdocument for editing, ie: an "open this item" type
of situation. What methods are the "cocoa-way" for doing this?
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