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I have myController.h and myController.m defined, and proceeded to create a myController.xib with the Wizard. I can't, however, connect the controls from the xib file to the class interface. Usually when I drop the connection cross hair on the File's Owner icon, it'll show me a list of properties that have been declared as IBOutlet, but this time it's just nothing.
I thought the names of the class files and XIB file (myController) automatically binds File's Owner, but apparently that is not the case.
How can I manually bind the two?
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About the File's Owner One of the most important objects in a nib file is the File's Owner object. Unlike interface objects, the File's Owner object is a placeholder object that is not created when the nib file is loaded. Instead, you create this object in your code and pass it to the nib-loading code.
Initially, a file's owner is identified by the user ID of the person who created the file. The owner of a file determines who may read, write (modify), or execute the file.
First, in Xcode, go to the Resources folder from the tree view on the left and select MainMenu. xib . It will open in the main view. This is where you are going to build you UI.
Go to the Identity Inspector (Cmd+Option+3) and change the class to myController.
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Here it is in 5.1:
I thought I would add this screenshot as it took me some time to find it!
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