What's the best way to switch between multiple styles of main windows in cocoa?
I mean something like iTunes with its mini-player view and its normal sized view.
I want to layout different nib-files and let the user choose between the small one or the bigger one with more details.
Do I need a NSWindowController or is it ok to load nibs in the App Delegate like this:
[NSBundle loadNibNamed:@"BigWindow" owner:self];
Manage multiple styles of main window in cocoa
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You should always use
NSWindowControllerto load a nib containing a window. This is becauseNSWindowControllerhandles the nib memory management for you, which is otherwise somewhat painful.If you just want to load a view from a nib use
NSViewControllerinstead.