Hi,
I read with interest the guidance in a recent thread regarding
accessing ivars in -init methods. In a subclass of NSWindow I call
[self setBackgroundColor:someColor] even though I don't override that
method. This has worked in the wild for about two years, but I wanted
to conform to best practice. I tried accessing backgroundColor
directly, but the compiler won't let me because that ivar doesn't
exist in my subclass. Calling the method on super works, but when I
quit my app the debugger started (but failed to load the program after
about a minute!).
How should I set the background colour in this situation? Should I
override -backgroundColor and -setBackgroundColor: or should I just
keep using [self setBackgroundColor:aColor] in my -init?
For your information, -backgroundColor and -setBackgroundColor: are
declared in NSWindow.h
Confused.
Ron
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