Utility Application

You are definitely probably right on this, but I can see maybe not wanting to use a table for the source. Maybe a picker view instead...



Just put a public variable in the view controller you are popping up.

@interface myCustomViewController {
NSString *poem;
}
and

@property (nonatomic,retain) NSString *poem;

and

@synthesize poem;



Then when you pop up the view


myCustomViewController *myVc = [[myCustomViewController alloc] initFromNib blablahbla;

myVc.poem = @"This is my poem";

[self pushViewController:myVc animated:blahabla];

[myVc release];



Extremely bad code/pseudocode but it should give you the idea.


Even better just pass the plist ID location from the first to second view controller in this manner and read it straight from the plist when you load the new view.