On Jan 12, 2009, at 11:41 AM, Quincey Morris wrote:
- (void) init { [super init]; applicationHasStarted = NO; if (![[NSApplication sharedApplication] delegate]) { [[NSApplication sharedApplication] setDelegate:self]; } }This isn't going to work because your app delegate object is in your NIB file and is (re)created at startup by unarchiving. Therefore, 'initWithCoder' will be called instead or 'init'.
I don't think this is precisely true, particularly for regular objects (the plain blue cube). At least, none of mine behave this way. Of course, none of the objects I use in this way implement NSCoding, and maybe that matters. All other non-view objects do instantiate with initWithCoder:, as I understand, just not generic custom objects.
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