Hi Quincy,
I have an IkImageBrowserView bound to an NSArrayController in MyDocument. The
IKImageBrowserView displays images and pdf's. In my secondary nib file, I
have
an NSPredicateEditor which I'd like to use to filter the images and pdfs
displayed in my IkImageBrowswerView. I've done it this way because the
documentation seems to indicate that it's a good design choice to give each
window it's own nib file.
Jason
> From: Quincey Morris <quinceymor...@earthlink.net>
> If you want to have both of your window controllers linked to your document
> --
>which is perfectly valid, though not necessarily a good interface design
>choice
>-- use NSDocument's 'addWindowController:' to establish the link, just after
>creating the second window controller. But if you choose this route, you're
>responsible for the housekeeping: removing the window controller later when
>the
>extra window closes, naming the windows so that it's clear which Window menu
>item refers to which window, and managing whether the closing of each window
>also closes the document.
>
> To follow this even further, we'd need to know what you're trying to
> achieve.
>If, in fact, you're trying to implement a document inspector window, a
>different approach would be appropriate.
>
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