Cocoa question
Quote from Forum Archives on June 1, 2011, 8:03 pmPosted by: artlythere <artlythere@...>
For any given window, you can supposedly alter it's drawRect method
and there you go, custom drawing.What I am wondering is given multiple instances of a windows, does
that function reside in some @implementation file? And is it unique
to each?What if the window is a generic offspring born from The Evil Xib
empire? Where would one put the drawRect method?Sorry if this is confusing, but I am confused, so it figures.
Object stuff is so wonky and needlessly obfuscated...ain't nothing
can be done there that couldn't be done in any old automatically
included include I don't think. I don't buy the hype. Pooey. I was
always taught it was wrong to view women as objects, so why should
code be any different. 😉Any clarification on this object mess mucho welcome.
Bob Covy
Now Featuring Xcode 3.2.6 but only courtesy a packed with a Mac DVD
(Apple wanted me to pay $99 to download Xcode 4.0...whatever happened
to the so called -free- dev tools? #% goobers.)
Posted by: artlythere <artlythere@...>
and there you go, custom drawing.
What I am wondering is given multiple instances of a windows, does
that function reside in some @implementation file? And is it unique
to each?
What if the window is a generic offspring born from The Evil Xib
empire? Where would one put the drawRect method?
Sorry if this is confusing, but I am confused, so it figures.
Object stuff is so wonky and needlessly obfuscated...ain't nothing
can be done there that couldn't be done in any old automatically
included include I don't think. I don't buy the hype. Pooey. I was
always taught it was wrong to view women as objects, so why should
code be any different. 😉
Any clarification on this object mess mucho welcome.
Bob Covy
Now Featuring Xcode 3.2.6 but only courtesy a packed with a Mac DVD
(Apple wanted me to pay $99 to download Xcode 4.0...whatever happened
to the so called -free- dev tools? #% goobers.)