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Re: Oh, XCode makes me mad...
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Re: Oh, XCode makes me mad...


  • Subject: Re: Oh, XCode makes me mad...
  • From: Markus Hitter <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 2 May 2006 16:11:05 +0200


Am 02.05.2006 um 15:32 schrieb Ti Ta:
I am a beginner with cocoa who come from MFC in Windows, sometimes I want to download some sample code to learn how to program with cocoa.
Xcode comes with a bunch of tutorials and coding examples for about any technology Apple provides. I use them myself and I've yet to see sample code not working right out of the box.
And I turn to Documents for help, all it tells me are how to use that datatype and what that that datatype means, but it don't let me konw which headfile I should include to eliminate the error.
Typically, you #import only very few headers, one for each framework. Xcode's precompilation feature makes this a sufficiently snappy experience nonetheless.
It drive me mad.
Cocoa is very powerful, easy to learn, but very different from traditional coding techniques as well. Starting with very basic tutorials should get you started quickly; more quickly than trying to transfer MFC experience to the Cocoa coding model directly.


Markus

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