The method your looking for is
+ (void)initialize { }
Warning: This method can be called more than once (if a subclass does
not override it) so you should do something like this.
@implementation Foo
+ (void)initialize {
if ([Foo class] == self) {
// load your images here.
}
}
...
Le 11 mars 08 à 11:12, Torsten Curdt a écrit :
While I know I can load an image like this
image = [[NSImagealloc] initWithContentsOfFile:[[NSBundlemainBundle]
pathForResource:@"someimage" ofType:@"PNG"]];
all my NSDocument should be OK to share the same instance. Creating
class level singleton accessors seem a little too much work. Is
there a class level init that could be used to fill class level
variables? Forgive me my blasphemy but something along the lines of...
public class MyDocument extends NSDocument {
private final static NSImage image;
private final static NSImage image2 = ...;
static {
image = ...
}
...
}
How do people usually do this? Sorry, if this turns out to be more a
Objective-C question than a Cocoa question.
cheers
--
Torsten
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