Re: Wrong type of button in IB?
Re: Wrong type of button in IB?
- Subject: Re: Wrong type of button in IB?
- From: Julio Cesar Silva dos Santos <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2005 16:34:19 -0300
You should declare myButton the way Interface Builder does with every outlet it creates:
IBOutlet id myButton;
The id type allows you to connect any control to it.
Julio Cesar Santos
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On Jun 16, 2005, at 16:20, Mark Dawson wrote:
Changing "myButton" to
NSTableView* just changes the error to "myButton must be of type
NSTableView". Note that IB DOES allow me to connect up "myButton" to the "outletThatWorks" method variable…
Mark
te:
I've created a new IB nib, and hooked up an outley ("outletThatWorks")t; however, when I added a new outlet (myButton), I can't connect to it (control drag from my controller to an NSTableView object)--I get an error "myButton must be of type NSButton") What does that mean, as "myButton" IS an NSButton type?
@interface myController : NSWindowController {
@private
IBOutlet NSButton* outletThatWorks; // checkbox
IBOutlet NSButton* myButton; // NSTableView
}
You've declared myButton to be an NSButton, so when you try to tell IB to connect it to something that's *not* an NSButton, it naturally complains. An NSTableView is not a kind of NSButton.
You need to declare the outlet appropriately for the type of object you want it to connect to, and you should probably name it appropriately while you're at it, something like this:
IBOutlet NSTableView* myTable; // NSTableView
--Andy
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