On 25/06/2009, at 10:18 AM, Chris Idou wrote:
But loadNibNamed:owner: is a class method, so I can't actually
explicitly find the appropriate bundle, and call loadNibNamed: on it
to find the right NIB.
The doco says that loadNibNamed:owner: will look in the bundle
"associated" with the owner, but passing in an object of a class in
the appropriate Bundle doesn't seem to work for me.
Have you subclassed it, or is it genuinely a class supplied by the
framework? I'm guessing, but if you've subclassed it and the
associated bundle is determined by looking up the classname, it won't
find a match, since your subclass is NOT present in the framework.
I ran into this myself just yesterday trying to load images from a
framework bundle using a subclass of a framework object - it didn't
work. I'm not currently sure what the workaround is, if there is one -
seems to be a bug in the implementation to me, unless I've
misunderstood something. Still investigating this one...
--Graham
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