Re: Codewarrior for Cocoa
Re: Codewarrior for Cocoa
- Subject: Re: Codewarrior for Cocoa
- From: Christopher Corbell <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 09:26:29 -0800
On Jan 13, 2004, at 8:11 AM, Benjohn Barnes wrote:
Is there anyone out there developing Cocoa applications with
Codewarrior [1]? My web scouring skills aren't all that, but having
spent ages looking for an example project, I'm starting to think that
I'm alone.
I'd like to be able to download a project for a simple, realistic
application, that will compile :) If the project also had a document
discussing important points, that would be wonderful. Does anyone know
of, or have something like that?
Thanks very much,
Benjohn
[1] I dived in to Xcode shortly after its release. My pile of
enthusiasm finally dried out after about a five days of achieving not
a lot, understanding very little, and starting to rage at the small
bugs and interface as a whole. It seemed very alien. Returning to
Codewarrior I managed to get something knocked up after a few hours of
playing about.
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I second the earlier reply, that XCode is really the way to go, but...
CodeWarrior can do Cocoa development. I work on two major apps that
are currently Cocoa-based and Codewarrior-hosted. (Ported from earlier
PowerPlant / Carbon apps).
Under CodeWarrior 9, just choose "New..." and select "Mac OS X Cocoa
Stationery". You'll be able to choose Objective-C or Objective-C++. I
don't
think there's really much difference, Objective-C++ just uses the .mm
extension
on source files allowing C++ (both project templates include the
MSL_All lib).
I'm not sure how CW9's bundle-resources work, I think you just put them
in the same directory as the project. (The .nib file is not actually
listed as
a resource in the project, I believe this is new behavior in CW9,
probably
covered in a release note).
hth,
Chris
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