[Dalgo]

I have noticed something really strange. It seems that if I subclass NSWindow and have an action in it wuth a signiture:
- (IBAction)setUsericon id)sender
Then when my window is awoken from the nib that method is called. I have tried this different times with the same result. The same thing slao happens to me if I have an action with a signature like:
- (IBAction)setComputerIcon id)sender

I had originally thought that maybe the control that I had it on called it for some unkown reason but I got rid of the control and nothing uses those methods and it still does it. My solution was to simply rename my methods but I was wondering if anyone else could confirm that this happens in subclasses of NSWIndow and is this a bug or just some "feature" that I was unaware of?

[This message has been edited by Dalgo (edited 03-01-2001).]

[lindberg]

This means you also have an outlet named "usericon".

This is kind of a feature, really -- when setting an outlet named "foobar", the machinery first looks for a method named -setFoobar:, and if it's found, then it's invoked with the outlet as the argument and assumes the method sets the instance variable. If the method is not found, then the instance variable is assigned directly.

So, you either need to rename your outlet or rename your action method.

[Dalgo]

Okay. Interesting feature.