I don't have time to go into detail, but I think you need to
understand what happens when nibs are loaded and how that's different
from instantiating an object with alloc/init.
On May 26, 2009, at 11:26 AM, Walker Argendeli wrote:
Typos on my part
It's applicationDidFinishLaunching:
That de
I wrote:
If they are in App_Delegate, is IB connecting to those, or is it
connecting to ones in App_Delegate?
but meant to write:
If they are in App_Delegate, is IB connecting to those, or is it
connecting to ones in FirstLaunch?
-- GG
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Walker Argendeli wrote:
So in App_Delegate's applicationDidFInishLaunching method, I have
something that looks like this:
[self doStuff];
FirstLaunch *thing = [[FirstLaunch alloc] init];
[thing doStuff];
And either the first line is commented out or the last two are
commented out. The method
Hi,
are you using - (void)applicationDidFinishLaunch:(NSNotification
*)aNotification or - (void)applicationDidFinishLaunching:
(NSNotification *)aNotification ? The first is not a valid delegate
method, the second is. Have you connected your AppDelegate as delegate
of your app - can it rec
Typos on my part
It's applicationDidFinishLaunching:
That delegate method is in the file App_Delegate.m, which is the
App_Delegate file.
The App_Delegate file is a delegate of the app.
Basically, I have some code working with outlets.
If I put it as a method in App_Delegate, it works. I call
I have a App_Delegate file. In applicationDidFinishLaunch:, I
instantiate a FirstLaunch object and call its start method. The weird
thing is that this method, which access several IBOutlets, seems to be
working with null outlets. All the connections are right in IB, and
yet the outlets a
