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I have several nib files, and corresponding WindowController files for each of them. My NSMenu is declared in my main nib.
I understand that – print: (id) sender is called when the print command is selected from the menu, however, how can I register one of my WindowControllers to respond to that command when it is the active window?
Right now I’m not sure what is responding to the command, but a simple print window is appearing.
To Make any of the View in a window,you have to initialize the windows initialFirstResponder.
get into the inspector(tools–>inspector in xcode) for windows you have to link the view which you want to respond first,by linking the connections–>outlets–>intialFirstResponder…
you can move the responders object by shifting nextKeyView attributes of the view