Xcode 3 Beep Tutorial

[tangmengalien]

Command /Xcode3.1.3/usr/bin/gcc-4.0 failed with exit code 1

what's that means???!

[golaoi]

This is a very badly presented excellent video. He should say things like Control Click etc. as he does them. It's far too fast. It took me ages to actually work out what he was doing. When he types he should say what he's typing, like Capital NSBsmall eep Brackets semi-colon. He has obviously not been a teacher.

I could do it, having worked it out MUCH better but it would be three times as long!

[7DV7]

240p. we meet again

[SuperComputerdork]

i know an easier way

1. no coding!

2. no objects!

3. just 3 steps!

[modernwarfare2kings]

nvrmind

[modernwarfare2kings]

were my button i cant see it it dusnt show up

[Kaneem]

As mentioned below, I have the same issue where the "Class Actions" tab does not exist in the latest version of Interface Builder (3.2.4).

The tabs visible to me in the "Object Identity Panel" is the following "Class Identity", then "User Defined Runtime Attributes" and finally "Interface Builder Identity". In none of the other panels is there any sign of this "Class Actions" tab, which is required to complete this tutorial.

Any idea anyone????

[Kaneem]

@Kaneem I just found it. At the very end of my wits: The "Class Actions" tab has been moved to the bottom of the "Library" Panel. Select the "Classes" category at the top of the "Library" Panel, find the NS Object that you previously created with the name "BeepController" (as per the tutorial) and you will then be able to set the "Class Actions".

Sigh... 4 hours trying to find that. Going back to PC development I think ;-)

[CFD999]

@Kaneem YAY!!!

[A135S4656]

I'm using the latest version and I can't really find, where to go to add the actions for the Beep Controller... it's the same with that and the button, there's Attributes but not actions. I'm running on Snow Leopard, (Not sure if my xCode is the LATEST version, the one that was distributed on March 22nd)

What now?

& is there something I didn't do right? When I open xCode and go to new project iPhone OS isn't listed, only Mac.

Somebody please answer.

[xoxILoveCatsxox]

@A135S4656 The iPhone OS project templates aren't listed because you have not installed the iOS documentation (which is available on the Apple Developer site somewhere…). As for your other problem, well, I'm having the same one, so I'm not sure how to help you there.

[joejoerg]

Why can i not find one diecent tutorial on xcode? i dont have no nib file on mine and not to mention even then all these tutorials just suck and dont say mine isnt updated cuz i just did it too

[ShamieWoW]

this was a terrible tutorial you didn't show all the steps or say what you were doing and when you did say what you were doing it was hard to hear!

[floydy248]

I haven't watched this yet....is this on Mac OS X Leopard or Snow Leopard....

Am really desperate to make iPhone/iPod Touch apps on Leopard...not Snow Leopard...

Can you post the link to a Leopard download if you know of one or used one...Thanks

[larrymm2007]

This person makes this extremely frustrating by not explaining enough of what he's doing for a beginner to follow. He should have stated it's an advanced tutorial and save the beginners from wasting their time trying to follow along.

[programingvids]

For something this simple, I prefer AppleScript. But if you are making a real program, this is crucial.

[maxoomen]

I have worked much with visual basic on windows and xcode on mac is a lot easier!!

(I don't have mainmenu.nib but mainmenu.xib)

[0121ryanh117]

World of Mac is a strange place, very alien to Windows.

[laker0522]

hi, i cannot really find the place to add an action to the beep controller...

[jakeatollah]

hey, can you make a tut on adding other sounds? i cant get it to work.

[KENTOSI]

thanks for this it was very helpful.

[TheShantaBu]

can some1 help me out?

when i drag object into the mean menu i dont get a window to put in the class name and stuff! please help?

[Xerbox1]

how do i do the controll click. and in wut sequence

[ql3k]

Nice and easy.

[khurram93]

Great lesson. Nice job.

[lorkan101]

omg! im the 33,861st viewer...  ,': |

[purple375]

Thanx

really easy .. I done it :)

[purple375]

Thanx pro ..

the lesson it easy to realize and done

:)

[OlloX3]

LOL im the 31,000th viewer!!!! :D

[phatb0yproductions]

geez xcode is so BORING. making a game is so much more fun in flash cs3

[Geekv2]

yes, but with xcode, you're doing real programming

[phatb0yproductions]

real programming is boring

[pinokiller225]

without "real" programming you cant make funny flashgames. flash is made with "real boring" programming

[VitDavide17]

yeah, and flash games are really useful applications if you dont have anything else to waste your life with, or if you want to get a small salary as a programmer.

[xleo21]

your operating system,BIOS and drivers have been coded by programers so its not a waste of time

[VitDavide17]

i think you didn't got my point, i was talking about flash programming, not real programming. Believe me, i'm a programmer myself.

[xleo21]

oh lmao i thought you said asm,c,c++ etc are a waste of time :D

and yeah flash kinda sucks , but its pretty good for small games , some are relally addictive xD

[lorkan101]

lol

[VitDavide17]

right

[VitDavide17]

fun, yes, useful... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Real programming can get you far, flash is not programming.

[tuesdaythefifth]

nice, i didn't realize you could do it this way .. way easier :)

[oticon6]

Thank you so much! I've only ever built interfaces in Java/VB/Delphi.. so when I read the tutorials it seemed to imply that I should create a class using Xcode to attach my events to. I was then trying to pull my xcode class into IB rather than the other way around...

[WolfNikita]

No!!

Xcode is for mac, if you want to make applications for Windows you need to learn Visual Basic Or C. Objective C is for mac!

[CompsciWiz]

I downloaded the newer XCode and it beeps now.

[CompsciWiz]

My program launches, but I don't hear a beep. I am using Leopard. My source code is the same as yours. Any ideas why it's not working?

[jpitss]

When you ctrl-click to drag from the Beep button to the Beep Controller make sure that you click on sendBeep: in the black box that appears. This worked for me anyway.

[bulletkidinca]

Same thing is happening for me on Leopard. I put an NSLog() statement and used a debugger. The code is definitely getting to the handler method. It is just NSBeep() that is refusing to beep.

[Nenotek]

Check your System Preferences -> Sounds -> Alarm sounds (you might have muted your alarm sound) if your beep doesn't work...

[AbartsWorld]

Visual Studio is much better. I can make a beep within 10 seconds.

[neosurrealist]

Awesome vid. You really should zoom out though.

[psychofish25]

everytime i click add exisitng files xcode crashes, can someone please please help me im desperate

[1slyboy]

How do can you verify the actions associated with a control (e.g., verify that the beep button is associated with the desired action)?

[1slyboy]

Never mind - I see (press ctrl key on the control). Great video BTW!

[MacTipper]

Does anybody know how I can make it repeat? So, instead of beeping once, it beeps twice. Although, I want to repeat, not beep twice.

Thanks.

[psychofish25]

you make a for loop under BeepController.m where it beeps, then pauses for 0.5 seconds or something

[palms831]

You could create an NSTimer object that sends your controller the sendBeep: message every few seconds.

[laughfactory]

Thanks a ton! I much appreciate coders like you sharing your knowledge and helping the rest of us learn. Thanks again. The best programming books in the world don't help as much as SEEING code written and how things work.

[genericvideo1]

Please go slower next time

[mewmiki]

all i need is one censor beep why is it so hard to find?

[Pishifat]

What did you use to film this?

[netbird]

maybe ishowu, try that

[ScottYelich]

test

[Dajiu]

Having problems with XCode 3.1 and getting this tutorial to work. Everything looks right, but there is no Beep. :(

[Pishifat]

turn your sound on 100%

[Hildron101010]

why would you need to build an application?

[jchiar]

Looks like this changed with xcode 3.1. Where you add the outlets.. Any ideas?

[chloebabygirl]

your fast

[naptownfly]

This is great. Mine doesn't beep though:(

[mrbuggs]

thanks for showing this in 3 min

i hope to see another tutorials as easy as this

[dynacrylic]

Thanks... somehow your 3 minute video took me about 10 minutes to create. Works great though!

[acar1n]

Thanks...^^

[heywire]

Excellent tutorial! Another C#/Java developer making the move to Mac development...

[unlokia]

GREAT tutorial... except for one tiny thing which you probably do as a matter of habit, and which I had to find out the hard way after MANY times going through your tut with a fine tooth comb; when you have edited the "h" and "m" files, you *MUST* press the "BUILD" button (top left) before exiting the editor, for both of the files. Just wish you had mentioned that in the video, and saved me 2 hours of frustration... otherwise a VERY good guide. Remember, it's the subconscious actions that MATTER

[qqik]

Thanks so much Grant. I'm just starting with XCode and IB3 was killing me. This was so useful you can't believe it.

Thanks

Martin

[119922334455667788]

Thank you Very Much! I have Xcode 3 and was trying to follow along with Apple's tutorial but the changes in interface builder were great enough that I didn't know what to do, but your tutorial closed that gap.

[dgtalyt]

5 stars dude!

Thanks!

[DaLiSoftware]

this is a really great tutorial! i am a windows c# developer and I just switched to mac so I find it really useful to have great tutorials on cocoa like that one you created!

thank you very much and I hope you'll do more tutorials!!!

[xcap2000]

I am a C# developer as well, do you recommend the switch from windows to mac, to be sincere I am tired of the former...

Thank you...

[dlmaniac]

I suggest at least giving up C# if not being able to handle it.

[whitepork0209]

Thanks! That is really great!

[aoberoi]

thanks so much for making videos with xcode3 and IB3! nobody else has these, including the documentation from apple when you choose "a quick tour of xcode" from the welcome screen. they should really update that!

also, what other resources exist for beginners to learn xcode3/ib3 if you wouldn't mind sharing?

[wbienek]

Dude, Thanks for these.. Im a VB developer (also know c and C++ and java) trying to move to mac development.. Thanks for helping w/ xCode 3 as I'm on Leopard w/ Mac Pro and You're the only guy w/ xcode 3 videos! Keep em coming please?!! :)

[beef0n]

Thank you, very good video!!

[Hamster116]

Did you type the contents of the .m file? because here it only shows the implementation and the end. Did I do something wrong?

[lammig]

The only thing I added to the .m was the NSBeep(); call. Everything else was generated by Xcode.

[EricBrian23]

This worked nicely. Thanks. :) Any chance you could modify this tutorial to show how to manipulate a label, for instance, that then says, "You pressed the Beep button!"

Thanks

Eric

[kriiiiis]

awesome, thanks.

how about something with multiple actions?

[mostantosha]

Thanks allot bro, two thumbs up :)

[nutthick]

Great vid. Look forward to seeing more.