Re: Accessing objects in a nib file
Re: Accessing objects in a nib file
- Subject: Re: Accessing objects in a nib file
- From: Daniel Aarno <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2003 19:13:25 +0200
Wednesdayen den 2 July 2003 kl 19.01 skrev M. Uli Kusterer:
From where do you want to access it? If the accessing instance is also
in the NIB, just use an IBOutlet and connect it to the other object in
IB and you get your pointer for free. Same goes for cases where the
"owner" of the NIB ("File's Owner" needs to have that pointer.
Well, maybe I wasn't clear. I want to access the object from within an
obj-C source file. The instance in the code is not represented in IB.
The nib file is in the applications main bundle if it makes a
difference.
/bishop
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