Re: Cocoa coding style : How to refer to a document

FROM : Julien Palmas
DATE : Mon Apr 04 07:27:59 2005

Well, please don't answer to this stupid post.
The answer is obvious :

READ THE DOCS !!!!!!

On Apr 4, 2005, at 1:53 PM, Julien Palmas wrote:

> I've almost finished developing my first document-based application.
>
> During the development stages, I've experiences a lot of situations 
> that forced me to rethink my application design. I must say that I am 
> in no way a professional programmer.
>
> One of the more annoying things have been the way to refer to the 
> instance of NSDocument. My application loads different nibs according 
> to the type of file I open, and some of those nibs have buttons that 
> trigger actions which would like to access the NSDocument subclass 
> instance.
>
> The only workaround I found was to add a reference to the document in 
> the nib owner class. And when the nib owner is initialised, by the 
> document, I set this reference.
>
> I think this is quite ugly and would like to know if there is another 
> way to do so.
>
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