WebKit & MiniBrowser: Document Tail Wagging the Dog
WebKit & MiniBrowser: Document Tail Wagging the Dog
- Subject: WebKit & MiniBrowser: Document Tail Wagging the Dog
- From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 21:13:54 -0700
I thought it would be cool to incorporate Apple's "MiniBrowser"
(/Developer/Examples/WebKit) into my app.
So, I did it. It works, just like Apple's example. When my app launches,
apparently through the magic of AppKit or WebKit, the "mini browser" window
loads and shows. But I don't want it to load until later!
How can I grab control of this dog before it loads? All I see in their
NSDocument subclass is a bunch of after-the-fact delegate methods.
(This is probably a dumb question because I've never used NSDocument before
today. I hope the answer is easy.)
Actually, since my app is not document-oriented, I would prefer to rewrite
this code to use a regular window controller instead of this NSDocument.
Can WebKit work without NSDocument? I suppose I'd have to learn all about
WebKit...
Jerry
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