I am new to Cocoa and I am wondering how to do something that should
be simple and obvious. Given that I have an object defined in the nib
(aka xib), for example, an object that responds to a given view, what
is the correct way for my running application (if it is in some other
state, not responding to an action) to obtain a pointer to that object.
Maybe a second question is "Do I ever need to do this?".
This question came about because I was experimenting with a sample
program I am using to learn Cocoa and I wanted to change the state of
the class that is defined in the nib. I did not know how to get a
pointer to that object. It seems that it is serialized (un-archived?)
when the nib is loaded.
Thanks,
phil
phys...@mac.com
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