Re: [Pyobjc-dev] multiple-nib example?

[b.bum <bb...@ma...>]

On Jan 2, 2004, at 7:10 AM, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
> WebServicesTool in the Examples directory is a document-based 
> application that uses multiple NIBs.
>
> It uses a Project-builder project and Xcode should be able to use that.

Multiple NIBs with PyObjC really isn't any different than multiple NIBs 
with ObjC.   You just need to make sure that the classes used in the 
NIB file are loaded (import ClassName) before you load a NIB file that 
uses them.   The main.py/__main__.py does exactly this with the app 
delegate.

The project builder templates will work with Xcode just fine.  If your 
applications are targeted to 10.3 and framework python on 10.2, then 
you will want to modify the project builder template to use the 
embedded interpreter based main.   The resulting app will launch faster 
and be a lot easier to debug with gdb, if necessary.  It also allows 
you to freely intermix Objective-C and python in a single project 
without the embedded framework goofiness of the Python-ObjC-Cocoa 
project template.

There is a single working Xcode template in the repository;  the Xocde 
Cocoa Application (not Document Based).   The main .m file in that 
template can be used directly.

(I really need to upgrade that template...)

b.bum