To answer your question about the "Classes" tab, you can use the
Identity inspector in IB3 to set a new class name for an object and
add and remove outlets and actions. Then, go to the File menu and
choose "Write Class" to create the files.
-wil
On Dec 18, 2007, at 12:56 PM, Kevin White wrote:
Hi all,
I've decided to get into mac development and picked up the Hillegass
book
Cocoa Programming for Mac OSX. I'm just getting started and already
running
into issues given that I'm using leopard with xcode 3 tools. I
notice that
in Interface Builder there is no "Classes" tab in the .nib document
view, so
I can't create classes and follow along with the text.
What is the equivalent xcode/ib 3 way of doing things -- to create the
class, as Hillegass does on page 20?
I feel that if I can get over a hurdle or two that I'll be in good
shape to
recognize and deal with other differences. But I need to be able to
get
started first. :)
Thanks!
Kevin
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