Tee is an Interface Builder object. It is created in analogy with the
Unix(tm) tee command. Tee permits Interface Builder connections to more than
one object. To use Tee, you have to incorporate it in your project, instantiate
it, and connect the action which you want to duplicate to the tee instance. Then connect the two outlets of the tee instance to the target objects.
See also Tee.rtf for a more detailed description and the TestTee example
application.
Tee is developed under NeXTSTEP 2.x. This version is re-compiled under 3.0. Thanks to Jeff Blum from NeXT for finding a 3.0 incompatibility! There is also a TeePalette for 3.0 but it's not released yet.
Tee is born while playing with Interface Builder. It is not intended to be
a really useful object, so don't expect it to be. However, I can imagine
applications in which Tee may help.
Tee is far from perfect or complete. Please mail suggestions, enhancements and
bugs.
Included files:
README This file
Tee.h Tee header file
Tee.m Tee implementation file
Tee.rtf Tee documentation file
Makefile | A simple test application which uses Tee.
PB.project | To compile, just type make in the Tee directory
TestTee_main.m | or double-click on PB.project and click RUN in PB.