Re: Multiple Windows for an App question
Re: Multiple Windows for an App question
- Subject: Re: Multiple Windows for an App question
- From: James Housley <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 08:14:42 -0500
James Housley wrote:
I tried creating a second window for an my app and it it never became
viewable. I tried basing my work on SimpleMultiWindow and something
didn't work right, I will deal with that later, unless I find a step by
step on how to. So I just imported the .nib file for the second window
into my app and am going from there. If I use a NSTextField, I can put
data in it and such. I need a NSTextView, it shows up and I can
initialize it just fine. I how ever can not put any data into it. Is
this because I in SimpleMultiWindow it is sub-classed on
NSWindowController instead of NSDocument?
To reply to myself, I couldn't get NSTextView to work in the
SimpleMultiWindow either. But by changing the init method from
initWithWindowNibName: in the main app to init: and adding in the second
window init [NSBundle loadNibNamed: owner:] things now seem to work.
Jim
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