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mlRe: Order of instantiation within a NIB
FROM : John Brownlow
DATE : Tue Apr 12 16:11:18 2005

Yeah I'm using bindings all over but there are some bits and pieces
that have to be handled the old fashioned way because the exposed
bindings in Interface Builder aren't the ones I need to get at.

On Apr 11, 2005, at 2:02 PM, Scott Stevenson wrote:

>> The alternative is to put the initialization in the
>> mainEditorWindowController which loads the NIB, but that grates
>> because I feel the objects should self-initialize. What is good
>> practice here? Should I have a -NIBDidLoad method that the
>> windowController calls, or a notification, or what?

>
> Are you using bindings? It should make all of this much easier.
>

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John Brownlow
Deep Fried Films, Inc

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