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where are my classes?
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where are my classes?


  • Subject: where are my classes?
  • From: "H. Miersch" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2007 21:54:23 +0000

hi.
i'm trying to re-create one of my projects in Xcode 3 and IB3. i've created files for the classes and copied the source in, but the classes don't show up in IB3. at least i haven't found them. and if I can't see them, i can't set connections.


all that shows up in that window is the first responder, file's owner, application, the main menu, my window and my panel. but not the custom class for the view or the controller. am i missing something here?

besides, the code that compiled flawlessly in Xcode 2.4.1 keeps giving me error messages that make no sense to me. for example:

- (void)setDec:(double)newDec {
	Dec = newDec;
	radDec = Dec * pi / 180;
}

- (DCPoint *)convertToDC {
	<some code here>

gives me a "syntax error before 'DCPoint'". WTF?
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