How to add classes to Xcode 3.0
How to add classes to Xcode 3.0
- Subject: How to add classes to Xcode 3.0
- From: Tom Hohensee <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2007 13:19:29 -0600
Stephen
Here is a quick guide. The current apple guide titled Cocoa
Application Tutorial has been updated to reflect the changes in Xcode
3.0.
1. In Xcode go the FILE -->New File.
2. Select Objective C class. this will create the implementation and
the header file (make sure the create header file is checked in the
dialog box).
3. Then go to Interface Builder and go to FILE-->Read Class File.
navigate the directory structure until you find the header file you
created in your project. This is the same as instantiating the class
in earlier xcode versions
4. Then in Interface builder go to the library and drag an Object
(blue cube) to the MainMenu.nib window. Then with the object cube
still selected go to the inspector window and find the contoller
identity tab (the icon is a i with a circle around it. change the
class to the class you created and change the name to the class you
created (without the ending .h or .m).
5. Proceed as normal from there
P.S. Again this informationcan be found in the recent Cocoa
Application tutorial. starting around page 45.
I hope this can be of help to you
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