The topic of creating a Cocoa app without using IB has come up many
times since I've been on this list, and the general opinion is you
should always use IB unless you've got a really good reason not to.
IB's not a toy, it doesn't make you any less of a programmer, it's not
going anywhere, and it's "just how we do things." :) You may struggle
with IB in the beginning, but give it an honest effort and you'll find
yourself writing less code and better software.
Perhaps you could give a detailed description of what your UI should
look like, and we can tell you the "IB" way to do it? Nothing of what
you've mentioned so far is beyond the abilities of IB. Some notes:
o "execution-time-specified number of windows": This makes me
think you need a document-based app. Also check out
NSWindowController.
o "text view imbedded in a scroll view": In IB, any text view is
by default embedded in a scroll view, no code necessary. Yay.
David
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