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Lean-Juc Dicarp
Lean-Juc Dicarp

Reputation: 307

Xcode 6: create new Objective C file messed up?

I've got Xcode 6 beta 6 and just wanted to add a new Class to my project.

Now, it is File -> New File -> Objective-C File and I have to choose between Empty File, Category, Protocol and Extension. I just want to make a new class (say HelloWorld) which inherits from let's say NSObject.

Normally the Xcode creates the .m file and auto-creates the .h file, but now it has only created the .m file, named NSObject_HelloWorld.m. No header file has been created and I don't want the naming scheme with Superclass_newClass either.

Did I miss something?

Upvotes: 18

Views: 8493

Answers (1)

holex
holex

Reputation: 24041

everything is the quite similar to what was before, but here is the procedure in Xcode6 beta6:

#1

choose the New and File... or press ⌘N on keyboard:

new

#2

choose iOS, Source then Cocoa Touch Class:

Cocoa Touch Class

#3

type the name of your new class (e.g. HelloWorldClass), it is a subset of the NSObject, and you need to choose the Language as well:

HelloWorldClass

#4

after you saved the files, you can find them in the Project Navigator like I did:

Project Navigator

Upvotes: 42

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