Philosophical Question
Philosophical Question
- Subject: Philosophical Question
- From: David Wood <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 4 May 2002 22:18:01 -0400
I think I understand the CVM programming model well enough to code
something basic in it. The only problem is now that what I really *want*
to construct doesn't seem to fit the model. So I'm wondering if there's
any good time to break it.
I tried basing the thing on the Cocoa Document App, and quickly added a
whole bunch of model classes to the customized document class. The
document would manage two different NSMutableDictionaries and two
different NSMutableArrays with document data; the "document" itself is
highly object-oriented, and the two different types of objects will have
their own interactions.
The problem was, I started putting that together and realized I was
trying to build an app with *two* Delegates -- the document class, and
whatever was handling the menus. Unless of course I wanted to create an
app with just the basic menus. That, needless to say, Didn't Work.
Obviously I'm still learning the whole Cocoa framework, programming in
Objective C, and the specifics of Mac OS X's foundation classes. So I
apologize in advance if this seems to be too rudimentary a question for
the list. But I figured, why not ask? What's the worst that could happen?
--David
http://skipjack.bluecrab.org/~dwood
"I had REALLY high hopes when I saw the URL
http://www.furby.com/furby/breaking.htm ...but the blasted thing was
just a news page."
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