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Re: [NEWBIE QUESTION] What message is sent when window contents finish loading?
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Re: [NEWBIE QUESTION] What message is sent when window contents finish loading?


  • Subject: Re: [NEWBIE QUESTION] What message is sent when window contents finish loading?
  • From: mw <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 29 Sep 2002 12:14:35 -0400

>> Well, I'm not sure if it is. The main window has all of its functions
>> in the
>> default MyDocument class which PB sticks in the project by default
>> when you
>> make a new document-based cocoa app. MyDocument is a subclass of
>> NSDocument.
>> Should I, perhaps, create another class that is a subclass of
>> NSWindowController, and then just make an instance of MyDocument in
>> it? If I
>> did that, would I have to change the class of File's Owner in
>> MyDocument.nib
>> (which contains the main window and such)?
>
> Ah, yes... I keep forgetting that the template is set up that way. I
> have followed the model set forth in Vermont Recipes (an excellent
> series of tutorials by Bill Cheeseman, available at www.stepwise.com),
> in which the "controller" tasks are divided between the NSDocument
> subclass and the NSWindowController subclass. If you do it this way,
> you do indeed change the custom class of File's Owner. A lot of things
> (including the ability to use the -windowDidLoad method) become simpler
> when you do it this way. Check out the Vermont Recipes tutorials!
>

Okay, I went to that website and followed the tutorial. It helped a little.
There are still some confusing points for me to pick up on. The overall
structure of the messaging in this form is still slightly confusing because
I had been storing all of the functions in the NSDocument subclass, and now
everything had to be moved to the new NSWindowController subclass... But
hopefully I'll get it eventually ;-).

Thanks for your help! Stepwise.com has a lot of other resources on it that I
had been searching for, but had never found.

mw
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