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Probably a pretty simple question, but I can’t get my head around it.
I would like to create some sort of wizard: An NSWindow appears as a sheet from another NSWindow and should show three different NSViews one after another.
I think I should create a custom NSWindowController and three NSViewControllers but I don’t know how to how to set up the controllers and how to exchange the views.
In a nutshell, your window controller would instantiate the three view controllers, have a host view, and add
-[NSView addSubview:]or remove-[NSView removeFromSuperView]the view controllers’ views as subviews of the host view. Depending on how you structure your code, you can also use-[NSView replaceSubview:with:]to replace a subview with another one.Apple’s View Controller sample code features view switching using view controllers.