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  • Subject: Good programming advice
  • From: Stephane Curzi <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 07 May 2003 13:35:43 -0400

=I'm building a document based application and I have three window, the
main one, one for preferences and one for information. I've tried at
least 5 different approach to loading the nib, every-time something
break, either it's some pref or the NSNotification or something else.
I've tried with an AppDelegate, With WindowControllers, etc.

My questions would be:
- Should I tried to use the same way of opening all windows in my
application ?
- Should I use an ApplicationDelegate to open all windows ?
- Is it better to use separate WindowController ?
- Is there any drawback to open a windows without seperating the
WindowController and the Controller Object ?

Thank in advance

--
Stiphane Curzi
Tuphlem Grdlphump.
-- Opus
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