Le 4 mai 08 à 05:18, Jens Alfke a écrit :
On 3 May '08, at 8:13 PM, Bruce Sherwood wrote:
Thanks! I'm really glad to hear that this is a known problem, and
that there are solutions, even if it is "pretty tricky stuff". Can
you or someone else point me to a sample piece of code that could
get me started?
I'm not sure, actually. Check the last few weeks of list archives; I
remember a thread whose subject was something relevant about
promoting a command-line process.
Indeed, the nib file (if there is one) would be right next to the
Visual module (in site-packages/visual). But initial reading of
documentation, or at least of examples, made it look like you say
something like "LoadNib", with no option to say where to get it,
because the assumption is that the nib file is in a standard place
in the app's bundle. Is there some kind of nib-loading procedure
that takes a file location as an argument? I don't have anything
against nib files in principle; I just don't know how to find them
when my software isn't an app.
I can't speak for the Carbon nib APIs, but look at the NSBundle method
+ (BOOL)loadNibFile:(NSString *)fileName externalNameTable:
(NSDictionary *)contextwithZone:(NSZone *)zone
The fileName parameter is an absolute path.
Yes, and NSNib do this too, if you ask it (and if you don't want to
have to deal with the externalNameTable).
- [NSNib initWithContentsOfURL:];
- [NSNib instantiateNibWithOwner:topLevelObjects:];
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