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Re: IS THERE SUCH A THING AS . . . [a cheat sheet of commands, getting started in Xcode]
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Re: IS THERE SUCH A THING AS . . . [a cheat sheet of commands, getting started in Xcode]


  • Subject: Re: IS THERE SUCH A THING AS . . . [a cheat sheet of commands, getting started in Xcode]
  • From: Rick Sustek <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 1 May 2008 11:01:07 -0700

Well, yes, there actually *many* "start here" sort of things. But because of the depth of possibilities, you have to narrow down your curiosity-of-the-moment, and then seek the help on that specific area.

Here are two very useful ways to get started:

Within the Xcode program, go to the File > New menu and create a new project. You are presented with a list of typical programming situations. Choose one. Build the project after it opens. Look at the source code files that the template provided and start modifying them and adding to them and see what happens.

Within the /Developer/Examples directory (folder) are a wealth of sample Xcode projects which demonstrate a very wide variety of useful tasks. Pick one. Open the Xcode project within. Build it. Run it, if applicable. Mess with the source code and see what happens.

A caveat on the Examples: Most of them are blessed with a readme file that will usually give you some idea what the heck the thing is. This is spotty. Also, not all examples actually build at any given time, as your OS and /Developer installations morph over time. It is quite a chore to keep so many examples up to date, and Apple does a pretty fair job of it, but it is an uphill battle. So, don't expect perfection therein.

Have fun,
-Rick

P.S.: Your subject line could use some improvement! People should be able to get a good hint as to what you are asking or saying just by the subject. Otherwise, many folks won't even bother to read your message.

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