On Jun 17, 2008, at 9:30 AM, Matthew Youney wrote:
The screens in out operator interfaces have to be mutually exclusive
for a
number of reasons. Configuration in one area cannot be altered unless
configuration in another area has been completed. Product
configuration
cannot be taking place while a machine is running production, etc.
This sounds quite a bit like what my kiosk-style app does. The user
is able to navigate amongst 'screens' and only interact with one at a
time. Clicking on 'buttons' often take users to a different screen.
Anyhow, you could set up a single window and dynamically load up your
nibs (one for each 'step' in the process) and swap out the window's
content view. The nib owner can be the particular controller that
will work with a specific step.
For bonus points, add in some nice view transitions when going to the
next step.
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