Logically, it seems like the easiest thing to do would be to create a second view in the same NIB as the first and have a model-view1-view2- controller setup. I tried this by copying the NSPanel class into the MainMenu.xib file, from it's original NIB file, and then trying to reference it directly via IB connections. In the process I left its associated controller behind in its private NIB, thinking I wouldn't need it.
Bottom line, I can't make any connections to the new outlet I defined in my main controller class. This is still new to me and I'm confused. Can someone please tell me how best to create a second (different) view to the same model that is modeless and can share a common controller? If that is a bad solution, can you recommend a good one?
I just needed to have the auxiliary panel present in order to key it test data and watch everything work.
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