Re: IntraApp Communication....
Re: IntraApp Communication....
- Subject: Re: IntraApp Communication....
- From: "Steven M.Palm" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2002 20:59:56 -0500
On Friday, September 27, 2002, at 08:36 PM, Buzz Andersen wrote:
I have a category defined on NSApplication.
If you don't mind my asking, do you have a specific reason for using a
category on NSApplication?
It was my understanding that if I wanted to be able to do the
following:
tell application "Foo"
command withParam param1
end tell
In Applescript, it is an application-level command, and therefore I
would have to either use a category, subclassing NSApplication [not
recommended, from what I've read], or doing it differently and
subclassing NSScriptCommand, but I didn't like the way that solution
looked. Personal preference, I guess.
The norm would really be to put all of your logic in a controller
class that is a delegate of your program's NSApplication instance
(create an instance of your controller class in Interface Builder and
connect it to the "delegate" outlet of "File's Owner" in your Nib) and
let the run loop do the rest.
I am still learning Cocoa, and just picked up a copy of "Cocoa
Programming for MacOS X". Much better, in my opinion, than the
"Learning Cocoa" I was using. However, still much to learn, but I'm
trying. ;-)
Does this answer your question, or did you already know all of that
:-)?
Some, but not all, and I thank you for sharing!
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- Steven M. Palm
- Ham Radio Call: N9YTY
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