zelenski@Jessica.stanford.edu (julie zelenski) (05/01/89)
In article <4862@pt.cs.cmu.edu> avie@wb1.cs.cmu.edu (Avadis Tevanian) writes: >1) While developing, keep your .nib file separate from the binary, in >the directory with your sources. Interface Builder will edit it directly >and you can test your program without recompiling. >-- It was the default in 0.8 that .nib files were not compiled into the executable, just load at runtime. I could change the interface and test the program without recompiling - that was neat! However, in 0.9, this is not so. Is there a simple way with 0.9 to reproduce this feature (editing the makefile or such)? I mean, it's not that time-consuming to recompile when only the .nib file has changed, but it might be nice to know how to avoid it anyway. thanks! julie zelenski stanford university