Re: right way to load initial data in controls when opening a window
Re: right way to load initial data in controls when opening a window
- Subject: Re: right way to load initial data in controls when opening a window
- From: Tito Ciuro <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 05:37:26 +0200
One solution could send a notification with an updated dictionary. The
window delegate (or a subclass of the window perhaps) would listen to
that notification, extract the values and refresh the UI. Finish with a
call to makeAndOrderFront.
Would that work for you?
-- Tito
On miircoles, abri 2, 2003, at 16:23 Europe/Madrid, Carrie Brezine
wrote:
I'd also like to hear answers to this...
If I am understanding your question correctly, what I have done in
these situations is to put the code in the window controller's
showWindow method. Usually I have a method such as refreshScreen
which clears controls or sets them to default values. I call this in
showWindow, and reset any variables too. Seems to work for me, but
maybe there is a more appropriate way...
carrie
On Tuesday, April 1, 2003, at 06:36 PM,
email@hidden wrote:
Let's say you open a window and want to fill in some of the controls
with values (the window is in a separate nib). I create an instance of
the new window's controller and load the nib. I use an init method to
load up the data in the fields. But if the user closes the window then
reopens it it still has the old values...I'm assuming that's because
the window is not being released when it's closed, it's just being
hidden. What is the proper method to insure that I can load up the
values whether it's on the initial opening of the window or subsequent
"unhiding"? Thanks in advance for any tips.
Steve W
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