I have a Nib with a single custom NSView subclass. That view has some
controls in it, including an instance of an NSTextView (that is also
subclassed). When the Nib is instantiated, the -awakeFromNib method
of the MyTextView class is invoked, but neither -initWithFrame: nor -
initWithFrame:textContainer: are invoked. These are the two
documented initializers for a NSTextView, so I thought that one of
them would be invoked.
Googling this issue has led me to discover that, for NSTextView, -
initWithCoder gets called instead.
I've never run into this before -- that is, my subclassed NSView
objects have their -initWithFrame: invoked (and NOT -initWithCoder).
Is there something in the documentation that I can look for, for a
class, that would help me know which way the Nib instantiation
functionality will initialize (that is, -initWithCode versus
designated initializer)?
I am doing all my initialization of the instance in the -awakeFromNib
method. This seems to work fine. Just curious if there's anything I
need to be aware of/careful of in this case.
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