FROM : Guy English
DATE : Mon Dec 13 19:53:14 2004
Well the only think I can think of is that it's the only notification
the Files Owner will get that all it's outlets have been hooked up
correctly. I've never encountered this problem actually and you're
right - it does seem strange. I'd suggest just hacking it, your object
will awake first from the NIB it's instantiated in so you can set a
flag, then, when it loads it's own NIB
just switch on the flag. It's not elegant but it will work. And if
it's been there since NeXTStep I doubt they'll be changing the
behaviour anytime soon. :)
Guy
DATE : Mon Dec 13 19:53:14 2004
Well the only think I can think of is that it's the only notification
the Files Owner will get that all it's outlets have been hooked up
correctly. I've never encountered this problem actually and you're
right - it does seem strange. I'd suggest just hacking it, your object
will awake first from the NIB it's instantiated in so you can set a
flag, then, when it loads it's own NIB
just switch on the flag. It's not elegant but it will work. And if
it's been there since NeXTStep I doubt they'll be changing the
behaviour anytime soon. :)
Guy
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Mark Trombino | Dec 13, 19:45 | |
| Guy English | Dec 13, 19:53 | |
| Erik M. Buck | Dec 14, 03:23 |






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