Re: Creating/Populating Windows programatically
Re: Creating/Populating Windows programatically
- Subject: Re: Creating/Populating Windows programatically
- From: Jim Balhoff <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 13:16:32 -0400
Perhaps GNUstep Renaissance might be useful to you - it lets you use
XML descriptions instead of NIBs. You could translate from your
schema to Renaissance.
<http://www.gnustep.it/Renaissance/>
Jim
On May 31, 2006, at 12:02 PM, gnat wrote:
Hello,
I'm looking to auto generate windows on the fly based on the
contents of a file (XML schema). I am looking to do this so that I
don't have to update the Application when the files are changed
(i.e. use the schema to build an XML file and where possible would
like to avoid special code when changes are made to the scheama(s)).
I have found a few references to creating windows (notably the
full screen app walkthrough at cocoadevcentral), but I have not
found anything that gives a good end to end example of creating a
window and adding objects to it (though I have gathered that I need
to create a view and put the objects in the view) as well as how to
do all the binding stuff that IB does for you. Anyone have any good
resources?
One issue I have specifically noticed so far are that there are
black areas at the top left and right corners of my (titled)
window. Anyone know what is causing this? Or is it an artifact of
not having a delegate setup yet?
Thanks,
-dave
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