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I have view controller and a custom object that will return a view with buttons. I to set the button's target to a method on the view controller. I just want this object to create the view i want and then return it for me to addSubview:.

CreateView.m

//create button
[button addTarget:(view controller) action:@selector(buttonMethod) forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside];

How can i do this? Pass the view controller's self to the method?

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so CreateView is basically a factory responsible for creating views? then yes, pass the pointer to the viewController to the method.

e.g.

@interface CreateView : NSObject {
}
+ (UIView*)createViewFor:(id)target;
@end
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Yes, it would just be a factory. I don't see any clear advantage in the view class with delegates over doing it this way. Thank you. – Log139 Jan 28 at 15:52
I wasn't implying it was bad :) -- please accept – Daij-Djan Jan 28 at 16:30
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Please Try this. It may help you for solve this issue.

[button addTarget:self action:@selector(buttonMethod:) forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside];

-(void)buttonMethod:(id)sender
{
  CreateView *c=[CreateView alloc]initWithNibName:@"CreateView" bundle:nil];
  [self.view addSubview:c.view];
}
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he didn't ask how to get the action to the button and then add it to CreateView: CreateView isnt even a view, it is a factory producing views :) – Daij-Djan Jan 30 at 8:54

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