[parallax]

[disregard]

[This message has been edited by parallax (edited 01-28-2001).]

[parallax]

Whoops. I got around this. Here's what I did:

Define an outlet in myWindow for myController, Hook it up, and call it that way. I guess this is the proper way to solve the problem?

[Dalgo]

Well, of course it gave you an error. You didn't give it an object to use, you gave it a class! When you hooked up an outlet you were using a pointer to an actual object, not just a class. How is it supposed to know whether you have 1 or 100 instances of that class? You have to tell it what object to use. Maybe you have a program which has multiple windows open. Then how is it supposed to tell which controller to send it to unless you give it a specific object. In this case it sounds like you only have one windo but the same rules still apply.

[parallax]

Yeah, I know. I just figured that out after I posted (it's *always* the stupid things)