It sounds like you might want to set up the window in a new nib file,
which you load and unload with NSWindowController by creating a new
NSWindowController instance and then calling -showWindow: on it.
This also gives you a convenient location to start adding controller
code for the conten
Jushin,
Here is an example loading from nib within an action method
- (IBAction)showMyNewWindow:(id)sender
{
NSLog(@"Loading Nib");
if(!myNewWindow)
{
[NSBundle loadNibNamed:@"MyNewWindow" owner:self];
}
[myNewWindow makeKeyAndOrderFront:nil
Jushin,
What I have done in the past with these sort of issues is either load
the nib in the button pushed action or depending on how complicated
your secondary window is, you could programatically create it like this.
myWindow = [[NSWindow alloc] initWithContentRect:myRect
styleMask:NSTi
In my application, I have to open a form window when a user press a button.
It is somewhat similar to Apple Mail. In Apple Mail, if you click "New
Message" button from the toolbar, a "New Message" window is appeared.
For now, what I did was something like this:
In IB, I added a window (or a panel)
