initWithWindow: is the designated initializer which is why the template has it
vs one other of the init methods, but it doesn't mean you have to use it. It's
not there to tell you that you need to call it, it's there so you can add
initialization-time code as needed.
The easiest thing to do to
Delete that init method. Xcode has a standard template and doesn't change it
when you tick the "make a xib file" checkbox. Replace it with
- (id)init
{
return [self initWithWindowNibName:@"myGeneratedNibFileName"];
}
There are plenty of sample apps you can download from Apple that use window
Okay, if I create a new NSWindowController subclass (and tell Xcode to
generate the .xib as well), it gives me simple (too simple, I think) template
code, whose init... method takes an NSWindow reference. Where does this come
from (the reference)?
• Is the code instantiating the custom NSWind
