Thanks for the replies. I looked around the net and found some
tutorials on how to create multiple views in a single nib file. I was
just confused on how to do that. But you are right, it's better to
have unique classes files for each views.
Weydson
On Mar 25, 2009, at 11:31 AM, Weydson L
On Mar 25, 2009, at 8:26 PM, Peter N Lewis wrote:
At 12:57 -0400 25/3/09, I. Savant wrote:
You can certainly have more than one class declared and implemented
in the same .h/.m files. You can also have multiple controllers
within
the same XIB. Wherever your classes are declared/implemented,
At 12:57 -0400 25/3/09, I. Savant wrote:
You can certainly have more than one class declared and implemented
in the same .h/.m files. You can also have multiple controllers within
the same XIB. Wherever your classes are declared/implemented, they
show up as "available" in Interface Builder as i
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 12:31 PM, Weydson Lima wrote:
> I want to set up two view controllers but I don't want to create a XIB and
> .m/.h for each controller. Is it possible to use a single set of files to do
> so? As I was reading the book by Mark and LaMarche, it looks that their
> approach is
Am 25.03.2009 um 17:31 schrieb Weydson Lima:
I want to set up two view controllers but I don't want to create a
XIB and .m/.h for each controller. Is it possible to use a single
set of files to do so?
Yes. But unwise.
As I was reading the book by Mark and LaMarche, it looks that their
a
Hi there,
I want to set up two view controllers but I don't want to create a XIB
and .m/.h for each controller. Is it possible to use a single set of
files to do so? As I was reading the book by Mark and LaMarche, it
looks that their approach is to create a pair of those files for each
Vi