If you would benefit from looser coupling between objects, consider
NSNotification and friends.
Kirk Kerekes
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On May 5, 2013, at 11:33 PM, YT wrote:
> This past week I've been totally focused on learning how to write code that
> uses the Quartz 2D library and so totally forgot the MVC design pattern.
> Plus I've read about the MVC pattern it in the docs but have not configured
> one myself in Cocoa.
Oh yeah - da- the MVC
This past week I've been totally focused on learning how to write code that
uses the Quartz 2D library and so totally forgot the MVC design pattern. Plus
I've read about the MVC pattern it in the docs but have not configured one
myself in Cocoa.
That was a good pointe
On May 5, 2013, at 22:24 , YT wrote:
> What I have is a view within the main window that is a Quartz 2D graphical
> "thing" and I want to have a set of UI elements that a user interacts with to
> change the graphical presentation.
> Well the UI elements are in the Delegate and the Graphical th
Regarding "there must be a reference to objA stored somewhere" I kinda figured
as much - BUT - was hoping there might be another way especially since there
are those OO purists that condemn the use of any sort of "globalness".
What I have is a view within the main window that is a Quartz 2D
On May 5, 2013, at 21:43 , YT wrote:
> In some thread an object is created with a set of methods.
> Lets call this object objA.
>
> Later in time another objected is created perhaps in another thread (not sure
> if this note is relevant).
> Lets call this object objB.
>
> Now objB needs to c
Not sure how to ask this question.
In some thread an object is created with a set of methods.
Lets call this object objA.
Later in time another objected is created perhaps in another thread (not sure
if this note is relevant).
Lets call this object objB.
Now objB needs to call a method in obj
