On Mar 8, 2008, at 10:54, Kyle Sluder wrote:
IB doesn't know for sure that the file's owner of the main nib is in fact the shared NSApplication instance. You could be doing some wonky stuff instead. The only way that IB could possibly know is if it performed static analysis. So rather than build a static analyzer into IB, we can just live with two proxy icons.
I wonder if there's any legal scenario for an application to create two NSApplication (or subclass) objects, in particular to create two in such a way that the non-main one needed to load its own nib file.
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