CODEWITHSUNDEEP
iosxcode
user3639017
user3639017

Reputation: 31

I messed up Xcode somehow

So I'm learning Objective-C and making iOS apps, but I seem to have done something to Xcode and everything looks all messed up.

Here's what I'm talking about:

EDIT: All issues have been fixed, but when I add a new UIViewController, I don't get the ViewController, just the files!

Screenshot

Upvotes: 0

Views: 142

Answers (3)

Gokhan Dilek
Gokhan Dilek

Reputation: 4402

You can also change the size of the storyboard device by clicking on wAny hAny button at the bottom middle of xcode.

Upvotes: 0

Dennis Zoma
Dennis Zoma

Reputation: 2641

The UIViewController / StoryBoard is WAY to wide, it auto-sizes to that right when I begin a new project:

You can simply zoom-out using Editor > Canvas > Zoom > Zoom out or by using your touchpad or by using the shortcut Alt + Cmd + 8.

I'm missing the items like "New UIView Controller" and stuff, I've searched every tab:

You simply create a new Cocoa Touch Class and in the next prompt you will be asked for the desired subclass. You type in: UIViewController.

EDIT: All issues have been fixed, but when I add a new UIViewController, I don't get the ViewController, just the files!

So with you "don't get" you mean that your ViewController in the Interace Builder is not yet connected to your "files", right? Just click on your designated ViewController in Interace Builder and press Alt + Cmd + 3 to open the third Inspector-Tab and type in your class name "dashboard" into the first textfield.

Upvotes: 0

fguchelaar
fguchelaar

Reputation: 4909

For your first "issue":

From what I've seen in a WWDC movie, this is the 'universal' view of a Storyboard, which is device-agnostic.

I believe you can select a specific device in the bottom of the UI, where it says 'Any'.

Upvotes: 1

Related Questions