On Jan 11, 2009, at 2:49 PM, David H. Silber wrote:
I have created a trivial Cocoa Application, with trivial model and
controller classes, and with a view built in Interface Builder. The
application changes its window title when its button is pressed, so it
obviously can load its window and is able to send messages to it.
I can't test it though, because I'm unable to get the window loaded
by/for the tests. The -testWindowLoading test, which I swiped from
Mr.
Hanson's article fails.
It's failing because while you created an NSWindowController subclass
to manage your window, you didn't actually create a nib to go along
with it. Instead, you're just re-using your application's nib.
A window controller should be File's Owner of the nib containing its
window, and should have its window outlet set to refer to the window
in the nib file.
-- Chris
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