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Re: wrapping multiple IBOutlet objects for reuse
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Re: wrapping multiple IBOutlet objects for reuse


  • Subject: Re: wrapping multiple IBOutlet objects for reuse
  • From: "Chuck Han" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 2 Sep 2008 07:12:37 -0700

I think you'd be better off doing things programmatically, but leverage the
framework as much as possible.  I'm developing on the iPhone, so if you're
not, I hope there are analogous built-in classes that you can leverage:

   1. Since it looks like you want rows of objects, I'd leverage UITableView
   (as an IBOutlet) since you can then dynamically insert/delete rows of
   similar groups of objects.
   2. For each row, I'd use a custom UITableViewCell in which you would
   define the elements (here, I'd do it programmatically) you specify, namely:

UITextField *src1;
UIProgressIndicator *progressbar1;
UITextField *dest1;
UIButton *halt1;
UIButton *remove1;
UITextField *precentdone1;


HTH, Chuck
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