There was a question here recently that asked for clarification on the
use of a delegate method.
I thought I'd mention that one of the goals of my application AppKiDo
was to help people see what delegates are. In the Quicklist drawer,
you can click on "Classes with delegates" to see all classes that can
have delegates. Then it's easy to skim through them and see what
their delegate methods are, which might help clarify the delegation
concept as well as the naming conventions. It's also easy to go up
the inheritance hierarchy, so if you don't find something in
NSTextField, NSControl is just a click away, or you can click on "ALL
Delegate Methods".
AppKiDo is free here:
<http://homepage.mac.com/aglee/downloads/appkido.html>
AppKiDo has some Leopard-specific bugs. In particular, a few of the
newer classes don't show up, and alternate Dev Tools locations are not
supported. And a Spaces issue has been reported. I was hoping to
address these issues soon after the last release, but it's taking
longer than I hoped. I'm working on it when I can. Anyway, the
delegate stuff should work just fine.
--Andy
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