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Re: starting with address book plug in.
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Re: starting with address book plug in.


  • Subject: Re: starting with address book plug in.
  • From: Jens Alfke <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 13 Jul 2008 22:26:17 -0700


On 13 Jul '08, at 8:42 PM, Vijay Kanse wrote:

I am new to x code and I want to make address book plug in.
I have made a new project with address book plug in and there are two files generated with name test.h and test.m. I am not able to start with. I just want to add first name and last name to address book.

That's not what address book plugins do. They add new actions inside the Address Book app. (See "Creating and Using Address Book Action Plug-ins" in the Address Book Programming Guide.)


If you just want to modify the address book, you'd use the APIs in the AddressBook framework, from a regular application.

There are some function written in implementation file.
Can anyone tell me how to start ? or where to write code in editor ? I am not getting anything.

It sounds as though you haven't read any of the documentation, so you should do that first. Learn Objective-C and the basics of the Foundation and AppKit APIs, then read the Address Book programming guide.


After you've done that, you can ask questions on the cocoa-dev list. (xcode-users is for help with the development tools themselves, _not_ with APIs.)

—Jens

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