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How to display a new view from a nib ?

how to

display a new view from a nib in the main window after clicking on a button.

When I click a the button named for example "goToGokyo", the link to my procedure

runs correctly because I see my NSLog message "goToGokyo button pressed".

My nib, which name is "GokyoViewController" does exist.

I did as follow for the moment but I'm stuck now, my nib :

- (IBAction)goToGokyo:(id)sender

{

NSLog(@"goToGokyo button pressed");

//[self stopSound];

if (gokyoViewController == nil)

{

GokyoViewController *aGokyoViewController = [[GokyoViewControlleralloc]

initWithNibName:@"GokyoViewController" bundle:nil];

self.gokyoViewController = aGokyoViewController;

//[aGokyoViewController release];

}

[self GokyoView:gokyoViewController animated:YES completion: nil];

}

Thanks in advance for your advice.

Cheers

Posted on Jan 21, 2014 2:21 AM

17 replies

red_menace

Level 6

17,036 points

Jan 23, 2014 8:57 AM in response to Donald Laborde

I can't tell what pieces have been modified (or are missing) from the original project. You might have better luck with the (smaller) ViewController sample I linked to earlier, since it specifically demonstrates how to use the NSViewController class (including loading from a nib).

Jan 24, 2014 12:17 AM in response to red_menace

Thanks again red_menace for the time you spent trying to help me, the good stuf is :

- (IBAction)btnLoadMyViewController:(id)sender

{

NSViewController *viewController = [[NSViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"MyView" bundle:nil];

NSView *view = [viewController view];

[self.window setContentView:view];

}

This works fine.

Have a nice day.

How to display a new view from a nib ?