Hey Nelson -
The only time you should have to drag a header file to IB is if that
header is used by your project, doesn't come from the system, and is
not in your project either. A header in a second project that your
main project depends on would be an example of this. Otherwise, if
you'
More specifically, create a new object of whatever class your class is
a subclass of (which, in most cases, is NSObject.)
Alex
On Jul 30, 2008, at 1:51 AM, Matthew Schinckel wrote:
Create a new NSObject, and in the Inspector change it to the class
that your header file defines.
On 30/07/2
Create a new NSObject, and in the Inspector change it to the class
that your header file defines.
On 30/07/2008, at 12:09 PM, Nelson Hazeltine wrote:
I am new to IB and Cocoa.
When I drag and drop a header file containing interface information
to the XIB dock, it doesn't work, i.e., nothi
I am new to IB and Cocoa.
When I drag and drop a header file containing interface information to
the XIB dock, it doesn't work, i.e., nothing happens. As near as I
can tell, the header file is okay. I am wanting to get the the object
browser.
Any suggestions?
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