On Mar 18, 2013, at 12:15 , Chris Tracewell <ch...@thinkcl.com> wrote:
> I can't really include the parent header in the child window controller as it
> is included in the parent window controller.
You can, if you need to, since the #import mechanism prevents recursion.
However, it's unlikely you need to.
Leaving potential complications aside, you can simply to do the following:
TKProductBuilderWindowController.m should #import MyOwnerController.h
MyOwnerController.m should #import TKProductBuilderWindowController.h
and neither of the .h files should #import the other.
If either of the .h files has a reference to the other class (for example, if
TKProductBuilderWindowController.h declares a "myOwner" public property), then
it's almost always sufficient to put a forward reference such as:
@class MyOwnerController;
before the declaration that uses it. However, in the scenario you describe, it
doesn't seem necessary for each class to have a *public* reference to the other
class, so forward reference likely isn't necessary.
If you have anything more going on, that the above doesn't solve, then you
should probably post the key parts of the .h files.
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