Attempting to load a class header file after adding a method to an
instance in Gorm (CVS) produces a warning that this will break
actions/outlets to/from instances. This seems to be a major problem
to use when developing, since we can expect to add methods in the
source after the initial creation and then reparse the header to
produce new actions or outlets. In Interface Builder those actions/
outlets which are not modified are retained. Breaking all the actions
and outlets can be extremely time consuming if working with a big GUI
or Controller class.
Are there plans to improve the reparsing (loading) of class header
files to retain existing object connections?
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Leigh M. Smith
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