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Conceptual question


  • Subject: Conceptual question
  • From: Mike Abdullah <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 24 Jan 2006 11:38:26 +0000

I am still getting to grips with some of the whole design of Cocoa, so would really appreciate it if anyone were to take the time to tell me what the best way of achieving this is.

I have a fairly simple doc-based application where I have subclassed both NSDocument and NSWindowController. This all works fine.

In my document window, I have a button that the user can click. When they do, what I need to happen is for a simple sheet to appear attached to the doc that displays the command's progress. When it has finishes, this sheet needs to dissapear and be replaced by other informing the user of the results of the operation and offering them a choice what to do next.

So, my question is:
Where should I place the panels required for this? In my document nib, or in their own nib?
What kind of controller set-up should I have to manage these additional panels?


Thanks very much for any assistance you guys can provide.
Mike Abdullah.
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