Target-Actions and Outlets
Target-Actions and Outlets
- Subject: Target-Actions and Outlets
- From: Steve Weller <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 22:12:29 -0700
I understand how Target-Actions are set up in code and in IB to make
connections between methods that perform the actions in the
controller and the interface elements that the user interacts with.
I also understand how Outlets are set up in code and IB and are used
to provide a reference held in an instance variable that points to an
user interface element that the code is to manipulate.
When is it appropriate to use outlets et al and when to use bindings?
I see some example code doing things one way, some mixing the two,
and some taking glee in eradicating the IBOutlets from the code. I am
trying to understand the reasons for using one over the other.
Bindings appear to do more for me. Do they have a downside that only
outlets can fill?
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