Re: Linking a function to NSButton
Re: Linking a function to NSButton
- Subject: Re: Linking a function to NSButton
- From: David Remahl <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 13 Jul 2003 06:51:39 +0200
Dear Vibhu,
You are clearly going about learning Cocoa the wrong way...The
questions below are very basic, some of them covered in the most
introductory of tutorials. I suggest you search the archives on
http://cocoa.mamasam.com/ , to learn how others have approached
learning Objective-C and Cocoa. There have been a few threads on that
topic recently. Then try to spend some time with the Apple
documentation, sample code and tutorials.
For example, the first question you could easily have found out the
anwer to yourself, simply by testing it. You can learn a lot by just
experimenting!
/ Rgds, David
On svndag 13 juli 2003, at 06.39AM, Vibhu Mishra wrote:
Greetings,
Thanks for your responses to my queries so far, they have really
helped me. Here are three more...
1. How do I link a function to a NSButton? Is it the same way I link a
Text Field.
2. How do I open newer windows in my application, like when I press
"New Record", a dialog box should appear asking me for Stats for the
records like "Name", "Address" etc.
3. I want to store the contents of my entry-fields, and calculated
data in a database file, any such file would be OK, be it a simple
text file, or a higher-end database application file like Oracle.
4. On Storing these files, how do I retrieve them? The same way I
would have done on REALBasic, using database cursors? Either way
please tell me, because have little idea about these methods.
Thanks a lot,
Vibhu
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