I am developing an application which has a Twitter login. I have integrated MGTwitterEngine for that, and everything is working fine.
This is one of my first times trying to write my own delegates. I am using iOS5 Beta 7 and writing my delegate function.
I was reading this page and I noticed how it said this is standard guidelines: The .NET Framework guidelines indicate that the delegate type used for an event should take two parameters, an \"object
I have a project that I created by using Xcode\'s Single View Application template. Obviously, it comes with a view controller and an app delegate file. Everything works fine. I just wanted to use Xco
I wonder if you could help me solve my COM problem. I have a program that calls a COM method when the button is clicked. The code looks something like this:
Following this pattern. // foo.m Bar* bar = [[Bar alloc] init]; [baz setDelegate:bar]; [bar release]; I\'m able to call UIImagePicker Delegates in the Bar Class. Specifically, didFinishPickingImag
Can someone explain the syntax in this block of code? Invoke((MethodInvoker) ( () => { checkedListBox1开发者_C百科.Items.RemoveAt(i);
I have a problem with adding parameters to EventHandler. I have a control when user select message and choose to who he want to send it.
-(void)textFieldDidEndEditing:(UITextField *)textField { if(textField == self.nameField) { self.movie.name = self.nameField.text;
I have almost finished working my way through this tutorial here Its really informative and has helped me understand how protocols and delegates work together for passing data around.
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