Are you saying that you want to load the view controller's view from a
separate NIB/XIB? If so, you can use the inspector for that view
controller to set the NIB Name property to the name of an XIB file in
your project. In that XIB file, the file's owner's class should be set
to your view controller subclass, and the view outlet of file's owner
should be connected to a view in that XIB file.
When your project is built both XIB files will be compiled in to NIB
files, and when the view controller in the first NIB with it's NIB
name set is loaded, it will in load the specified second NIB, and get
it's view from there.
Jon Hess
On Apr 2, 2009, at 4:03 PM, Weydson Lima wrote:
Hello there,
Another noob question that I couldn't find a solution yet. In my
mainwindow xib file, I have a tab bar controller which has two
different view controllers. However, when I create those view
controllers, how can I set the view property to a view controller
instead of just a view? IB doesn't let me to drag the view property
of the File Owner to a view controller. Instead, it only lets me to
drag it to a UIView.
But that doesn't accomplish what I want - which is to load a
ViewController.
Any ideas?
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