Re: [Leopard] Interface Builder - Subclassing

FROM : Rick Langschultz
DATE : Sun Nov 04 05:01:14 2007

I am slowly figuring it out. Seems a lot more complicated then the 
previous IB used with Tiger. Taking a long time to wrap my head around 
it.

On Nov 3, 2007, at 8:53 PM, Chris Hanson wrote:

> On Nov 3, 2007, at 6:23 PM, Eric Celeste wrote:
>

>> Chris, I'm trying very hard to follow what you've said... but I 
>> can't.
>>
>> I'm looking at IB3 and I do what you suggest. I drag NSObject out of
>> the Library and drop it in my .nib document. Then you say "Get Info 
>> on
>> it". But there is no "Get Info" anywhere in IB3 except for the "i"
>> button in the toolbar of the .nib file and it only gets info for the
>> .nib file.

>
> Sorry, I meant "inspect it."  Xcode's terminology is "Get Info."
>
> Just select the instance of NSObject that you dragged into your IB 
> document, and select "Identity Inspector" directly from the Tools 
> menu.  The keyboard equivalent for this is Command-6.  It will open 
> the Inspector window, and take you directly to the Object Identity 
> inspector from where you can change the class of your NSObject 
> instance, add outlets and actions, and even add comments on it that 
> will remain in the Interface Builder document.
>
>  -- Chris
>
>
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