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Originally Posted by smasher
I can think of two options - as you remove the bricks from the view, put them in an array for safekeeping. Then add them back to the view when you reset.
I don't know of a way to "reset" views loaded from a nib without reloading the nib.
If the view is in a nib all by itself, you can re-create the view and its controller with something like:
Code:
ChatViewController *chatViewController = [[ChatViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"chatView" bundle:nil];
That would create a ChatViewController, load the "chatView.nib" , and connect the File'sOwner to the ChatViewController.
If you're just using mainWindow.xib and letting it load automatically, that may be difficult; it expects File's Owner to be the app delegate, and I don't think you can re-create that. |
I`m using mainWindow.xib as my nibfile, but instead of using a viewcontroller, i`m just using a view as my top on the "View Tree" and i`m adding subViews from that view and removing them from the views.
So this safeKeeping array how does that work..?
Will they keep the position i gave them in the Interface Builder?
