Re: Using custom exposed bindings of custom views in Interface Builder?
Re: Using custom exposed bindings of custom views in Interface Builder?
- Subject: Re: Using custom exposed bindings of custom views in Interface Builder?
- From: Frank Illenberger <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 23:36:22 +0100
Thanks for your info. It is working as you said. But I think it is
really cumbersome to build global IB palettes for every single
subclassed view. The information about the bindings should be inside
the original nib file. Perhaps I should give RADAR a try :-)
How do you really deal with it in your coding practice? Do you already
use the conroller layer for real program design?
If you try to use it in cases that are more involved than simple
preference panes, you will run into these problems.
In WebObjects the .api file describing the bindings has always been
part of the actual component.
Frank
Am 21.11.2003 um 22:47 schrieb Chris Hanson:
On Nov 21, 2003, at 2:38 PM, Scott Anguish wrote:
Did you create a new palette with for the CustomImageView in
Interface Builder?
If the custom object isn't in the runtime when IB goes looking for
bindings, there is no way to find it.
What Scott said. It's really easy to create an IB palette for your
custom views, too -- almost no work. Add your view classes to a new
IB palette project, instantiate the views in the palette nib file,
build the palette and you're done.
If you'd like the ability to just declare a class in Interface Builder
as having some bindings, please file a bug in RADAR. I did, it's
<rdar://3464805>.
-- Chris
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