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In article <1992Oct02.163647.20446@infko.uucp>, benz@infko.uni-koblenz.de (Hartmut Benz) writes:
>Hi you gurus out there!

I'm no guru, but I'll take a stab at this...

>I'm absolutely new to NeXT-programming so this question might be really  
>stupid, but ...
>I have a small application running under 2.1 with a Form inside a Window like
>		Field 1 [        ]
>		Field 2 [        ]
>I have a connection 'fields' to this form and used to set values like this:
>		[fileds setIntValue:someValue at:1];
>and everything worked fine until THE UPRGRADE TO 3.0!
>After that (and the rebuilding of the application of course) nothing happens  
>with this fields. Also the documentation on Form tells me not to use this  
>method on it?
>
>Two Questions:
>1.	How do I do it?

I always use tags...

	[[someMatrix cellWithTag:xxx] setIntValue:yyy];
                     ^^^^^--I might not have the method name quite
				right, since I haven't done this for
				a while, but you get the idea.

The tags may be a bit slower, but it has one advantage that I really
like:  the tag numbers can be #defines, and once I tag the cells,
they can be in any order, so I can shuffle around the fields nice
and easy in IB _without_ haveing to recompile.  All I have to do is
change the tag in the .nib file.  The tags always seemed a better way
to go, to me at least.  It's flexible and doesn't hard code to location
in the matrix, which I feel is useful.  (Of course, IB's default lays
out the tags predictably, you you can still code to position if
you don't muck with the tags.)

>2.	Why has this been changed?

I don't know.