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Re: Interfae Builder Basics

Subject: Re: Interfae Builder Basics
From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 26 Apr 2009 15:40:20 -0700

vish vishwanath wrote:

Here's an example of what I'm looking for:

-- Bring up View1 on the iPhone

-- activate Button1 on View1
-- this brings up View2 on the iPhone

-- activate Button2 on View2
-- this brings up View3 on the iPhone

-- activate Button3 on View3
-- this brings back View1 on the iPhone

-- activate Button4 on View1
-- this brings up View4 on the iPhone

A lot of that will be done by connecting targets and actions using IB. If that doesn't make sense, you need to familiarize yourself with target-action in Cocoa.

Google keywords:
  cocoa fundamental
  cocoa fundamental target action

You can find other material with these google keywords:
  iphone tutorial
  iphone tutorial ib
  iphone tutorial interface builder

Notice the pattern in the above use of keywords: "fundamental" and "tutorial" limit the search to fundamental principles, fundamental operations, and tutorials. Another useful keyword is "example" or "sample".

I recommend spending a little time with google to see how keywords work. For example, contrast "fundamental cocoa" with "basic cocoa" and "cocoa basic".

Finding information is one small step in learning. Learning how to find information is one giant leap.

  -- GG

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