Re: Nib files and outlets
Re: Nib files and outlets
- Subject: Re: Nib files and outlets
- From: Björn Carlström <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 28 Nov 2004 00:44:39 +0100
I could do that, but in this case, I'm responding to a user clicking a
button which brings up an info window. If the info window isn't loaded
I load it. After it is loaded I want to set it up with the right info.
Using awakeFromNib would give the user the opportunity to trigger
something else (although for a very short time). It would be a bad user
experience to be able to do other things before the window shows up.
Could I loop until the nib is loaded? Or is there a call to force the
nib to load?
Best
Björn
2004-11-28 kl. 00.39 skrev Ricky Sharp:
On Nov 27, 2004, at 5:17 PM, Björn Carlström wrote:
I suppose this is in the FAQ somewhere but I couldn't find it.
At a certain point in my code I need to load a nib file and present a
window to the user. The nib file also contains a WindowController
which is hooked up to another controller object, which I need to
display the right information in the window. Now, when loading the
nib with initWithWindowNibName the controller object isn't connected
to the Window Controllers outlet yet.
Is there a way to wait around until the nib has finished loading?
How about implementing awakeFromNib? All connections should then be
established and you can set up any initial state.
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