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Don Almeida
Courses Plus Student 2,479 PointsXCode Template to start writing code from scratch.
I downloaded the source code and tried modifying it to complete the exercise. it worked well. now i would like to start from scratch. what template should I choose from XCode? The options available are iOS application or OSX application. under OSX there is Cocoa Application with ObjectiveC. Doing this adds many other files. Where should I start with with minimum required files to write objectivC code. Thank you,
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Stone Preston
42,016 Pointsusing any of the templates provided in xcode will set you up for creating an actual iOS/OS X app. If all you want to do is play around with writing some objective C i would probably just use the project templates provided with the course. These are about as minimal as it gets and it wont add a bunch of confusing files like the templates will. make sure you open the my first objective c program project, and not the c one.
Don Almeida
Courses Plus Student 2,479 PointsDon Almeida
Courses Plus Student 2,479 PointsOkay Thanks. I started of with OSX Cocoa application.. deleted few unwanted files.. kept the frameworks and the main.m file and then added sphere.h and sphere.m. modified the main.m and it all worked. Thanks, for your help Stone.