Re: "compiling" .nibs?
Re: "compiling" .nibs?
- Subject: Re: "compiling" .nibs?
- From: leenoori <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2006 16:20:27 +0100
If you're just worried about users accidentally breaking things you
can set the "Lock all connections" preference in Interface Builder,
and you can also judiciously lock the frame geometry on objects
appropriately using the inspector in IB. I also find that grouping
objects together ("Layout" menu, "Group") can help avoid accidental
alterations.
Finally, the only file which actually matters inside the nib is the
"objects.nib" file. I think you can get rid of the other files in
there without any adverse side effects, but you users will no longer
be able to open the nib in IB. Note, before actually doing this in a
shipping app, you might want to find official word from the Apple
docs or an Apple employee that this is true.
El 20/12/2006, a las 15:11, Ronny Reichmann escribió:
That is the way cocoa works. Nibs contain serialized objects and
therefore do not need to get compiled. Your aplication package will
only be viewable by users that have xcode installed. There is and
there was never a need for compiled nibs - thats my opinion.
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