CODEWITHSUNDEEP
objective-cxcode
user1782677
user1782677

Reputation: 2007

Starting an ipad app, XCode doesn't do as it should

So according to this tutorial

"Xcode uses the product name you entered to name your project and the app. Xcode uses the class prefix name to name the classes it creates for you. For example, Xcode automatically creates an app delegate class and names it HelloWorldAppDelegate. If you enter a different value for the class prefix, then the app delegate class is named"

However when I create my project, it doesn't create the files with my project name. So instead of "ProjectNameAppDelegate.h" I just have "AppDelegate.h". Is there a reason why XCode wouldn't create the proper files I need and how do I fix it?

I also don't have a ViewController.xib file which most online tutorials say I should have. I do have a "MainStoryboard.storyboard but I'm not sure if that counts as the same thing.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 43

Answers (2)

Anil Varghese
Anil Varghese

Reputation: 42977

The tutorial you mentioned is on an old Xcode. The latest Xcode wont create appDelegate and ViewController classes by prefixing project name as you said like ProjectNameAppDelegate.h. It simply create AppDelegate.h only. It is not a bug.

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In the above figure you can see that i have selected Use StoryBoards, So Xcode wont create Xib files for your viewController instead it will create a storyboard only. Here you dont want xib . Storyboard is replacement for the xib. If you unselect that feature you will get xib back. As a beginner you should go through several tutorial that uses both xib and storyboards.

Upvotes: 2

HM1
HM1

Reputation: 1684

Adding to Anil's answer, Storyboard is a replacement for the old .xib files.

Upvotes: 1

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