I noticed that, by default, when creating a new Document Based
application, if you open the MyDocument's nib file, the FileOwner's
object (i.e. MyDocument's instance) already has an outlet named
"window" which is connected to my main document's window. However, it
seems like it's impossible to access this "window" outlet in my
code... using
[window setToolbar:] for example gives me an error saying that
"window" wasn't declared....
If I try to declare a "window" outlet in my code and try to connect it
in IB, I end up with 2 outlets named "window"...
Of course the easy work around was to declare a new outlet that I
named "mainWindow" and connected to my file owner, that way I can
access the main window from my code... but still I was wondering why
it is not possible to access the "window" outlet that is created
automatically with every new "Document Based" project...? What's the
use of this outlet if I can't access it in my code?
Jean-Nicolas Jolivet
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