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Comment on When working with an Objective-C project in Xcode 26.5, I'm unable to establish outlet and action connections by dragging between XIB files and the corresponding .h header files.
Yes, I can. But if I control-drag from the right pane of the XIB editor(select control and control-drag from it) - I get the incorrect outlet type - NSView. If I control-drag from XIB editor's left pane(select control from the window tree) - everything is fine.
Jun ’26
Comment on When working with an Objective-C project in Xcode 26.5, I'm unable to establish outlet and action connections by dragging between XIB files and the corresponding .h header files.
Yes, I can connect the outlet. But the type of the outlet produced is NSView always in case I'm control-drag from the XIB visual form editor. In the XIB editor there is a left pane and a visual editor to the right of it. I mean if I try to control-drag from this right pane from a control it does produce the outlet but its type is incorrect. For example I expect it to be NSTextField in case I control-drag from a Label, but instead I get NSView.
Jun ’26
Comment on When working with an Objective-C project in Xcode 26.5, I'm unable to establish outlet and action connections by dragging between XIB files and the corresponding .h header files.
Yes, Xcode 27 Beta partly resolves the issue. Namely when I control-drag from the control that is in the hierarchical left pane of a XIB editor and the type of an outlet is correct in this case. But if I control-drag from the control that is on the visual view representation - the type of an outlet is NSView.
Jun ’26
Comment on When working with an Objective-C project in Xcode 26.5, I'm unable to establish outlet and action connections by dragging between XIB files and the corresponding .h header files.
Yes, I can. But if I try to control-drag from XIB-editor's right pane - the resulting outlet's type is incorrect(NSView). If I try to control-drag from XIB-editor's left pane - everything is fine.
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Jun ’26
Comment on When working with an Objective-C project in Xcode 26.5, I'm unable to establish outlet and action connections by dragging between XIB files and the corresponding .h header files.
Yes, I can. But if I control-drag from the right pane of the XIB editor(select control and control-drag from it) - I get the incorrect outlet type - NSView. If I control-drag from XIB editor's left pane(select control from the window tree) - everything is fine.
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Jun ’26
Comment on When working with an Objective-C project in Xcode 26.5, I'm unable to establish outlet and action connections by dragging between XIB files and the corresponding .h header files.
Yes, I can connect the outlet. But the type of the outlet produced is NSView always in case I'm control-drag from the XIB visual form editor. In the XIB editor there is a left pane and a visual editor to the right of it. I mean if I try to control-drag from this right pane from a control it does produce the outlet but its type is incorrect. For example I expect it to be NSTextField in case I control-drag from a Label, but instead I get NSView.
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Jun ’26
Comment on When working with an Objective-C project in Xcode 26.5, I'm unable to establish outlet and action connections by dragging between XIB files and the corresponding .h header files.
Yes, Xcode 27 Beta partly resolves the issue. Namely when I control-drag from the control that is in the hierarchical left pane of a XIB editor and the type of an outlet is correct in this case. But if I control-drag from the control that is on the visual view representation - the type of an outlet is NSView.
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Jun ’26