I have a UITableView with many rows that push a DetailViewController depending on the selection. This detail view contains a UIImageView, and several UILabels (let\'s say book description, book commen
I am fairly new with Xcode and Interface builder. I am running into a bit of trouble while trying to make a simple app that will create an email with several properties. All I want it to do is to take
I have 2 tableviews in my view right now. One is grouped: where I can press and push to another view(like a menu)
I use a .xib to layout my viewController and have 10 IBOutlet objects that IB uses, none of them have @properties assigned to them (no @property(retain) IBOutlet...).When I release the viewController
Is it better to put several views in one nib file instead? Thank开发者_C百科s, ReshefSome time ago I performed test like this:
I\'ve created a UINavigationBar in IB.But don\'t see any way to set the button colors... so I do this with code:
I am used to programming for the iPhone. There, I would connect a button to an action, and then a method by creating the method like so: -(IBAction) DoStuff{…}. Then I would make an outlet for the bu
I have a list view class that just like NSCollectionView requires an additional prototype item and a prototype view to be of any use.
Is it true that everything you do in Interface Builder can be done programmatically? If your project uses Interface Builder to make the GUI, ca开发者_运维技巧n that code be converted to native Xcode a
I would like to make some bindings that toggle item titles in a popup menu based on a single numerical value in a text field. Let me explain:
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