I think you'd be better off doing things programmatically, but leverage the
framework as much as possible. I'm developing on the iPhone, so if you're
not, I hope there are analogous built-in classes that you can leverage:
1. Since it looks like you want rows of objects, I'd leverage
Is there a way to use class objects that wrap multiple IBOutlet objects?
The app I am working on has groups of interface elements that are
repeated on the interface and in the code. Let me see if I can
illustrate what I mean:
The window looks (slightly) like this:
(button_set_src_1) (add)
6/24/08 12:21 PM, also sprach [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is there a way to use class objects that wrap multiple IBOutlet objects?
The app I am working on has groups of interface elements that are
repeated on the interface and in the code. Let me see if I can
illustrate what I mean:
The window
On Jun 24, 2008, at 1:36 PM, Keary Suska wrote:
I would have each row of controls as a vanilla NSView in a
separate nib.
Your controller class, which would be the nib owner, could manage
each set
of controls. You'll need to familiarize yourself with nib loading
(particularly NSNib's methods)
