Finishing With Interface Builder - Building Your iPhone Apps Interface Quickly 2/2

[GuessWho7518]

Hey man! I can't find your next video on coding anywhere. Your videos are one of the best I've seen online. If you never continued the tutorial, then you've gotta :D

[halo2windows]

Hmm...I can't seem to add more outlets in the new SDK...help?

[EvidenceRecords]

So these just stopped here? I really wanted to finish this soundboard... What happened? Wheres the next video?

[newmac]

When I dragged my buttons from touch up inside to files owner it would not highlight; ; only first responder would highlight? What gives? Thanks;-)

[manhunt900]

I have a prob new to this and when I go under file owner I cant add outlets running snow leo 32 bit help

[webjthefirst]

Hi, I'm relatively new to Objective-C and Xcode/Interface Builder as an IDE solution, but I have previous experience with C++. I've been following your instructions, but, when it gets to adding class outlets and actions, my Identity Inspector for the File Owner doesn't have the option to add them, literally anywhere. I have checked its the right class and everything, so I am pretty stumped. I'm using Xcode 3.2 (x64) on Snow Leopard.

[jasonlmark]

same problem :(

[webjthefirst]

Okay, I got to know Objective-C a bit better, so here's how you do it:

Outlets are variables that contain the data returned by the class (as an object of that class). So to add the classes, all you do is you go to "SoundboardViewController.h" and inside the @interface variable declaration section, just type in "IBOutlet UIButton playButton;" etc.

[webjthefirst]

Also, for actions, where he types "playButtonPressed" into the inspector, you type "- (IBAction) playButtonPressed:(id)sender;" into "SoundboardViewController.h". You also need to put the declarations of these prototypes into "SoundboardViewController.m" which is essentially the same as before, but with curly braces at the end, and no semicolon. You will also need to create properties and synthesize them for the Outlets like so: "@property (nonatomic,retain) IBOutlet UIButton playButton;"

[webjthefirst]

Hopefully this will be the last comment I write :P, but you also need to synthesize those properties, which is simply "@synthesize playButton;" inside the @implentation section. Hope this helps

[XxawesomexXxmikexX]

what is the next vid? and great job

[LightScribe1029]

Hi, your tutorials seem really good. Before I go out a buy a Mac/Dev account, what I'm getting from the few tutorials I've watched of yours, is that to create simple apps such as the one in this video, you just drag and drop (in a sense) things to how you'd like them to be. Is this correct?

[footose]

Did you ever post a video on how to use the sound object? This was very useful. Thanks.

[maniacdev]

Hi Footose,

What I will do is make a post on my site as I am really busy with work atm, so I'll post the code (actually commented it all out in plain english 2 weeks ago, but ran out of time to make the video).. and the sound object a bit later.

[brundlefly]

@maniacdev Did you ever post that code? I'm not seeing it anywhere.

[maniacdev]

Haha.. thanks for being the first person to make a first comment post like that.

[DaveLG526]

Nice work! That keyboard noise is annoying though

[maniacdev]

Hmm.. not sure how I'd go about filtering that out. Guess I just need to try to type softer or use an external keyboard.