Re: Multiple Document Question
Re: Multiple Document Question
- Subject: Re: Multiple Document Question
- From: Gregory Weston <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 15 May 2007 15:53:38 -0400
Mike Burns wrote:
Now within this project you can create and open
objects, scenes, scene scripts, global scripts, etc. Although all
these things will be saved in the main project file (i.e. I don't
need/want to be able to save a scene as it's own file) I am wondering
what is the proper way to handle these sub-document objects. Should
I create a WBSceneDocument and a WBObjectDocument, or is having more
then one document like that problematic?
NSDocument subclasses carry certain implications that you'd probably
be fighting if you tried to use it this way. I think the most common
solution to the situation you've got is to have a single document
class, but to have multiple view classes that know how to display
various components of the document.
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