init methods with Project Builder

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3 total messages Started by Fred Lide Cheng Fri, 22 Jan 1993 18:41

#2248

Author: Fred Lide Cheng
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 18:41

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Hi,

I'm aa beginner to programming the NeXT and to OOP in general.  I'm trying
to initialize a Matrix class object ( with a different cellClass) at
the beginning of the program.  I was wondering how one would go about 
doing this since the main file isn't supposed to be modified.

fred

Re: init methods with Project Builder

#2259

Author: Karl Kraft
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 19:35

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In article <1993Jan22.184146.2218@leland.Stanford.EDU>  
fud@leland.Stanford.EDU (Fred Lide Cheng) writes:
>Hi,
>
>I'm aa beginner to programming the NeXT and to OOP in general.  I'm trying
>to initialize a Matrix class object ( with a different cellClass) at
>the beginning of the program.  I was wondering how one would go about 
>doing this since the main file isn't supposed to be modified.

give the application a delegate and use appDidinit:

or

Make an object that does these modifications and uses awakeFromNib

or

modify the main file, but turn off "Generate Main File on Save" in PB's  
Attributes inspector for the project.


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Karl Kraft
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Memory Management NeXT/Windows

#2270

Author: Michael Brill
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 04:07

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I'm developing an app on the NeXT that I'd like to take the bulk
of to either Windows and/or Macintosh.  I think I know how to 
port everything but the UI and memory management.

As far as the UI goes, I'm not going to worry about now.  What I
am worried about is memory management.  I've scanned through the
Windows docs and understand how memory management works there
(getting handle, locking, operating, unlocking) and I'm looking
for an established scheme to make the port seamless between Unix
and Windows/Mac.

Any ideas?  Thanks, ...Michael Brill (yikes@netcom.com)
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