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From: philwzo@cs.mcgill.ca (Philippe WIECZOREK)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re:Textfields and Texts...  Precisions...
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Date: 21 Mar 91 14:17:39 GMT
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	I previuously asked a question about Textfields, texts and other
	stuff.  I got several answers but, I am not sure the answers are
	so good.  Anyway, I would like to thank every people that answered
	me.  The most common answer I got was that the 'textObject' in
	the method textDidEnd:textObject endChar:whyend, was the sender
	of the textfield that had ended.  This is true !  But the
	textObject outlets is not a textField !  It is a text !  So, I
	can not use Control methods like stringValue, intValue, and so
	on, since the text class does not heritate of control as
	textfiled does...  So, my new question is: Is there a simple way
	of getting the string in a text.


			Philippe.

P.S.:	Someone asked me for posting a summary about this stuff.  This
	will be done if I get enough interesting answers.

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