Re: IBPalette refuses to bring up inspector [SOLVED]
Re: IBPalette refuses to bring up inspector [SOLVED]
- Subject: Re: IBPalette refuses to bring up inspector [SOLVED]
- From: Ricky Sharp <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 27 Nov 2004 23:25:24 -0600
On Nov 27, 2004, at 9:45 PM, M. Uli Kusterer wrote:
At 17:36 Uhr -0600 27.11.2004, Ricky Sharp wrote:
Fortunately, I was able to get past this frustration.
Good to hear that!
I'm just happy now that I have a working recipe as I'll be adding
three more custom classes to my palette soon.
Do you have a blog? Would you be interested in writing a little about
your experiences developing your IB palette? I think this is a very
interesting and useful area of Cocoa, but woefully under-documented.
So I'd be very interested in any experiences anyone would perhaps want
to share about this.
No blog, but I one day will be putting together a document with some
"recipes". The goal will be to also provide a sample palette with
multiple items. At least one item will implement a container. Others
will be simple NSView derivatives or more complex NSControl/NSCell
derivatives.
In particular, I haven't found any information about how I can add my
own "connections" to the inspector for a particular object, e.g. to
implement target-action.
Did you do anything like this? Are there any docs anywhere that
detail this?
I didn't do any custom connections, so can't help there.
You're correct in stating that the docs are hardly there. Many google
searches for IB APIs simply return a few hits - usually to Sun's site
or some mirror of the older NeXT documentation.
Right now I'm doing some trial-and-error stuff regarding loading images
from a parent Xcode project. While I do have code that can hunt down
and load the images, such code isn't being invoked when my nib document
opens. I'm hoping to find a solution by listening to
IBDidOpenDocumentNotification notifications.
As you can imagine, doing things trial-and-error hardly makes for any
progress. But things are slowly getting there and I'm being careful to
write all this stuff down :)
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