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From: labc-1aa@e260-1d.berkeley.edu (Bob Heiney)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re: Multiple instantiation of windows laid out with IB
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Date: 22 Oct 89 07:29:07 GMT
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One way of doing this is to have a separate nib file for the document
window.  A fairly detailed example of this is given in the Interface
Builder chapter of the NeXT Technical Documentation set.

An on-line copy of this chapter appears in

	/NextLibrary/Documentation/NeXT/SysRefMan/08_IntfBuilder.wn

Basically, what you do is have an owner object for each document window
in your application.  Whenever a new document is desired, a new manager
object is created; its factory method looks like this:

@implementation MyManager

+ new
{
	self = [super new];
	[NXApp loadNibSection:"DocWindow.nib" owner:self];
	return self;
}

// more stuff here

@end


I hope this does what you want, and is helpful to you.  If you have
any questions, feel free to ask.

bob

== Bob Heiney, labc-1aa@WEB.Berkeley.edu                                     ==
== NeXT Student Advocate for U. C. Berkeley                                  ==
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