| Bill, Hank & Wyatt,
Thanks so much. You have explained it to me in a way that I can understand.
With apologies to those who would lecture me that this is not an xcode topic (don't read it if it offends you)...
As to the correctness of the code, I'm experienced with Xcode for programming on the Mac but this is my first attempt on the iPhone. On the Mac I'm used to putting things like views and their controllers, delegates, etc. in the same xib/nib but on the iPhone with it's view/controller/data paradigm these things end up in different nib's so I can't link the view and its controller as I would in a Mac app. So I wouldn't be surprised if there's a better, more correct way to do what I'm doing. On Dec 22, 2009, at 1:47 PM, Bill Bumgarner wrote: On Dec 22, 2009, at 10:24 AM, Charlie Dickman wrote: [[self view] setController: self];
This last line gets flagged with "UIView may not respond to setController. Even if I explicitly declare "setController" in the MyView.h file I still get the erroneous warning and, yes, I have #import'ed the .h file.
-view is declared as returning (UIView*), not (MyView *). Fix the method declaration or, if it is a 'kit method, cast the return of -view.
Though, in general, if you are typecasting the return value of a 'kit method, it is often because your code is incorrect. Not always, but often.
b.bum
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