FROM : Graham Cox
DATE : Thu May 15 16:13:10 2008
That's interesting :)
And I think I answered the completely wrong question. duh.
G.
On 16 May 2008, at 12:08 am, Erik Buck wrote:
> But, just exactly HOW does the actual documentWindow object get
> passed so that
> someMethod can look at one of its properties?
>
> This question is oriented to "behind the scenes"
>
> For the current version of Interface Builder, see
> - (void)connectOutlet:(NSString *)outletofSourceObject:
> (id)sourcetoDestinationObject:(id)destination
>
> of the IBDocument class in the InterfaceBuilderKit framework.
DATE : Thu May 15 16:13:10 2008
That's interesting :)
And I think I answered the completely wrong question. duh.
G.
On 16 May 2008, at 12:08 am, Erik Buck wrote:
> But, just exactly HOW does the actual documentWindow object get
> passed so that
> someMethod can look at one of its properties?
>
> This question is oriented to "behind the scenes"
>
> For the current version of Interface Builder, see
> - (void)connectOutlet:(NSString *)outletofSourceObject:
> (id)sourcetoDestinationObject:(id)destination
>
> of the IBDocument class in the InterfaceBuilderKit framework.
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| John Love | May 15, 13:30 | |
| Graham Cox | May 15, 13:53 | |
| Torsten Curdt | May 15, 15:21 | |
| Graham Cox | May 15, 15:32 | |
| Mike Abdullah | May 15, 15:36 | |
| Torsten Curdt | May 15, 15:53 | |
| Erik Buck | May 15, 16:08 | |
| Graham Cox | May 15, 16:13 | |
| John Love | May 17, 16:01 |






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