Am 05.06.2008 um 15:46 Uhr schrieb Johnny Andersson:
let's suppose that I want to put a "module" consisting of an
NSViewController, controlling the view with two buttons, which in
turn contains a DrawView, on my main window.
You don't put controllers on windows.
Do I put my DrawViewController in the root of the MainWindow NIB,
and if so, how do I specify where the view will end up?
Which view? You may move views around - even between windows. But I'm
not sure that is what you are asking about.
Or, do I instantiate a a DrawViewController in my DrawView NIB, and
put a DrawView directly into the main window?
That's possible. If it is what you *want* to do, I don't know ...
If it helps, here's what I would have done if I was using Qt:
1) Create DrawWidget
2) Create FancyDrawWidget (containing the buttons, a DrawWidget and
connections)
3) Create HandwritingWidget, which contains all the logic + a
FancyDrawWidget.
4) Plop a HandwritingWidget somewhere on my main window.
I don't know Qt, so that doesn't help much. Sounds like this design
does not properly differentiate between view and controller.
Like I said above: You don't place controllers on windows. You *may*
put them inside nibs.
Andreas
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