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NSViewControllerArray?


  • Subject: NSViewControllerArray?
  • From: "Danny Price" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2007 13:49:39 +0000

Hello list. I've been playing with the NSViewController class introduced
with Leopard and it seems the common way to use is it to create a NIB
containing the view, set the FileOwner as the NSViewController instance, and
connect the single outlet to the view. Then you call [initWithNib:...] to
load that nib file plus view. I have a list of classes that must provide
their own views (for cells in a list) but I don't want to have inidividual
nib files for 20+ views. What I would like is to create a single NIB
containing all my views to be loaded at runtime.

What's the best way to handle this situation? I could make the views
subviews of a single view and pull them out after the superview is loaded
but that means mainting one big superview in the nib with loads of subviews.
Alternatively, I could create NSViewControllers with [init] and [setView]
for each view but that seems to defeat the usefullness of the class.

I'm probably missing something here but I can't find much documentation on
NSViewController.
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