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  • Subject: Cocoa newbie question
  • From: Totte Alm <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 19:47:09 +0200

Hello all mighty masters of cocoa,

I'm pretty new to Cocoa/Objective-C, coming from the Carbon/pre Carbon world (and SunOS/Solaris). I've done some test stuff, but I have a question that is probably pretty easy answered by the gurus that inhabit this list.

Question:
What is the approach to use the NSDocument way for documents combined with "Assistant", much like the one in ProjectBuilder when you make a new Project?

It seems like that kind of solution twists the NSDocument way of thinking rather awful. Should I stay away from the NSDocument way and handle it myself, or is it a simple way to create a new document from inside a ActionMenthod of the Controller for the Assistant Window?

OK, hope you understand. I know how I would have done in Carbon, but I want to write this app in Cocoa/Objc. I will bug you later on loading Cocoa plugin bundles, be sure of that.

Feels good to have taken this step into the world of Cocoa and Objc. The final "push" was an article in MacTech (about Transmit). I've felt exactly as he did about the ObjC syntax, and when he said "Do be scared", I encouraged myself.

// Totte
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