For some reason I don't have this original email in my inbox, but to
the author:
As you've observed, initWithCoder: is called when your object is
instantiated from a nib. Since you don't have a nib, and you're
instantiating the object in code, you should not use initWithCoder:.
Instead you should use the designated initializer of the given class.
The blog entry doesn't include the full interface of the class, so I
don't know exactly what the designated initializer is, but given that
it's a UIButton subclass, and UIButtons are instantiated from a class
method, I would expect that it needs to be instantiated from a class
method also, like this:
CustomButton*myButton = [CustomButton
buttonWithType:UIButtonTypeRoundedRect];
Luke
On Aug 15, 2009, at 5:07 AM, Agha Khan wrote:
Hi:
I was looking a blog about customButton
http://supergravelynbros.com/?p=871
The author explained that initializing with
- (id)initWithCoder:(NSCoder *)coder
I implemented something like this
self.helpButton = [CustomButton
initWithCoder:UIButtonTypeRoundedRect];
which complies OK, but get exception at this point.
I know the reason I do not have a nib file, but I believe I don't
need it.
According to author
The initWithCoder: method is what will be called when the game
reads the button in from the nib files.
But I do not have any nib file in my project. What can we do in
such situation?
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