Hey Nelson -
The only time you should have to drag a header file to IB is if that
header is used by your project, doesn't come from the system, and is
not in your project either. A header in a second project that your
main project depends on would be an example of this. Otherwise, if
you're just working with classed defined in your main/only project,
you shouldn't have to drag any headers. Just grab an instance of the
appropriate class (probably NSObject) from the Interface Builder
Library, deposit it in your document, and set the custom class in the
identity inspector.
Interface Builder automatically synchronizes all of your header files
with Xcode -
Jon Hess
On Jul 29, 2008, at 7:39 PM, Nelson Hazeltine wrote:
I am new to IB and Cocoa.
When I drag and drop a header file containing interface information
to the XIB dock, it doesn't work, i.e., nothing happens. As near as
I can tell, the header file is okay. I am wanting to get the the
object browser.
Any suggestions?
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