Re: Way to get IB to always be aware of my constantly used classes?
Re: Way to get IB to always be aware of my constantly used classes?
- Subject: Re: Way to get IB to always be aware of my constantly used classes?
- From: Chris Hanson <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2003 13:19:55 -0500
On Oct 22, 2003, at 9:13 AM, Guy Umbright wrote:
I have a couple of frameworks I wrote that I use a lot in my projects
and am
tired of having to keep telling IB to read the headers for things I
always
use (like a nib owner class for instance). Is there a way to have IB
always
load these?
You could make a palette that links against your frameworks and exports
these objects.
It doesn't actually need to include a visual palette that you can drag
the objects out of; just being exported should make them show up in
Interface Builder's class hierarchy.
Though it certainly can be convenient to be able to drag an object out
of a palette and then just swing by the Inspector to configure it...
-- Chris
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