OK that's the first step towards saying what it is - the controller
object that manages the corresponding user interface objects in the
nib file. Now to find out what "managing" them means. This implies
that NSApp is a "controller object" that manages the user interface
objects in my nib file. I need to find out what NSApp is doing to my
nib file objects to "manage" them.
I'm getting closer. Thanks for the reference.
On May 23, 2008, at 7:36 PM, Julien Jalon wrote:
File's Owner can be any object in your application but is most often
set to the controller object that manages the corresponding user
interface objects in the nib file.
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