Re: IB action connections and classes implemented across several files
Re: IB action connections and classes implemented across several files
- Subject: Re: IB action connections and classes implemented across several files
- From: Antonio Nunes <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 11 Apr 2009 13:11:42 +0200
On 11 Apr 2009, at 09:53, Antonio Nunes wrote:
Since one of my main classes is getting categorically huge, I have
decided to split it up in several implementation files. I do this by
putting sub-categories in their own .m file. For instance, all code
to do with document input/output now lives in a separate file that
is implemented as a category on the class.
The issue I am seeing is that IB connections that connect to methods
implemented in the category, now generate warnings:
The 'someMethod:' action of \File's Owner' is connected to
'someObject' but someMethod:' is no longer implemented on 'someClass'.
If I keep the method declarations in the main header the warnings go
away, but the compiler complains that they are not implemented on my
class. If I put the methods in a category declaration I get the
warning listed above.
How I resolved it now, is that I connected the actions to the first
responder instead of to the file's owner. But if there is a way to do
as I originally intended, I'd still like to know.
António
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