[rpeskin]

Is there a way I can see the "code" when an interface built with Interface Builder (IB) is added into a PB project. I know the template code for "actions" is inserted as text, but where is the "code" (object links) that results when I specify an object ( class instance) and endow it with connections to other objects? For example, I can use IB to specify a window and put a text edit box in that window. Furthermore, I can "connect" my window to the text edit box, and connect my text edit box to an "action". When all of this is done and added to the PB project, all I see is the code template for the action. Where is the rest of the "real" code?

[ali]

IB does not generate code; it generates "nib" files which contain archived objects. At runtime, the nib file is loaded, the objects are read from the archive (with all their attributes set as specified in IB), instantiated, and all the connections between them made.

The code that is generated is just the template for objects you defined in IB; they are generated as a convenience.

Ali

[rpeskin]

Thanks, this is just the information I was looking for.