Re: newbie questions regarding interface builder
Re: newbie questions regarding interface builder
- Subject: Re: newbie questions regarding interface builder
- From: Markus Hitter <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 5 Sep 2005 13:00:23 +0200
Am 04.09.2005 um 23:14 schrieb Marc Manthey:
I would like to start a bit getting into building some simple
interfaces with interface builder / xcode for a old video tool or
a java based reflector.
Fire up Xcode's documentation (Help menu). Click on "Carbon" and
"Cocoa" on the left pane, each of these pages has a "Getting Started"
section right on the top. Doing the tutorials should give you a good
impression on how these technologies work: Carbon, Cocoa traditional,
Cocoa-Java (deprecated?) and Cocoa with Bindings.
How can i "connect " the nib file information with the code ?
Draw a clear line between your (Cocoa) interface (NIB's, some code)
and your (Java, C++, C) model. Create a Obj-C class for accessing the
model.
i just started rading this fantastic manual
http://cs.northwestern.edu/~josha/objcpp.htm
A nice description, but this guy mixes Obj-C and C++ too much, IMHO.
Take the line
NSString* Magic::ask(const char *question, int length)
as a not-so-good example.
I'd avoid using Obj-C and C++ at the same level. Obj-C is a superset
of the C language (almost what he describes as "non-class based C+
+"). Mixing Obj-C classes and C++ classes may be useful at times, but
should be avoided, if possible.
He also mentions the CocoaDev site as an excellent source of code
samples for common tasks. I fully agree with this.
Markus
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Dipl. Ing. Markus Hitter
http://www.jump-ing.de/
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