I feel like over the last 10 years I must have created over 100 OSX applications using Xcode. Tonight I was trying to do a simple test and for the life of me I can no longer add an outlet to a custom NSView class. Did something change in Xcode 9? (OSX 10.12.6)
1. Start a new Cocoa application using swift.
2. Create a new NSView subclass called ViewOne.
3. Drag a custom NSView object onto the existing Windows View
4. Make that new custom NSView a custom class of type ViewOne
5. Add a Label object
6. Press the button with the two circles to open what I was hoping would be the ViewOne class
Here it opens the AppDelegate.swift and if I manually navigate to ViewOne.swift it'll let me create an action but not an outlet.
My goal is to create a custom class such that I can have one label in the window that says "Hello World"
I swear I've done this many times before.
Can someone explain to me using xib (not Storyboard) how to simply create a label that reads "Hello World"?
Thanks for any input.
