Maybe you could set an NSUserDefaults value, that is being read in
+initialize/-init of the "view" class to create your settingsname
there...
-- Reinhard
Am 06.05.2010 um 03:41 schrieb Graham Cox:
Hi Quincey. That occurred to me too but seems a bit hackish.
I solved it by asking the delega
Hi Quincey. That occurred to me too but seems a bit hackish.
I solved it by asking the delegate for the settings name root. The delegate is
a distinct class in this case, so it can return a unique string, and the
delegate can be set in IB and so is available at -awakeFromNib time. Works well
in
On May 5, 2010, at 05:42, Graham Cox wrote:
> The problem should be obvious - how to ensure that each instance of the
> controller can use a specific unique key in the user defaults. Creating a
> unique key is easy, but at load time how to calculate the exact same key for
> the specific instanc
