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Loading then Showing a Xib (XCode4)?
I am having a great deal of difficulty in working out how to load then display a basic Xib.
I have used source file from a book I purchased (Apress: Learn Cocoa on the Mac) and when running this code all does what it is meant to do. I try and duplicate this myself and for the life of me I can't get it to work and I am sure I have the exact same code - so I am guessing it could be a XCode setting preventing it. I have attached the code (Demo.zip) id anyone cares to take a look - it is pretty basic so it won't be difficult to follow what I am trying to achieve. Don't worry about the WindowTwo.xib as I can't even get WindowOne to work. Good Luck. Fritzables. Last edited by Fritzables; Jan 26, 2013 at 04:41 AM. |
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A few comments about your code: the first letter of an Objective C function should be lowercase. Store the window or window controller, otherwise the object will leak (MRC) or get deallocated (GC/ARC).
Now, the reason why your window isn't showing: you're not telling it to display: -showWindow: will do that; -window will just return a pointer to the internal NSWindow object (it will also initialize the outlet pointers and hook up actions to get ready for the NSWindow object.). |
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G'Day Madd,
Thanks very much for that. I gotta say, after banging my head around over this code, paying attention to format was not something I was concerned about - but again, no excuses. Again, thanks for the tip on the code itself. Fritzables. |
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