Objective-C on the Mac L3 - @interface
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@iBig13 In just the command line tools, you only need Foundation, because Cocoa brings in all of the User Interface elements, which you don't need if you are just working in command-line. Foundation brings in NSString and NSArray etc, which are what you will use later on.
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Do you create a distinct header file for each corresponding class or do you place multiple @interfaces in a single header file?
ezimerman 11 months ago
@ezimerman Every Objective-C class has 1 header file and 1 (methods) .m file. So yes, you have 2 distinct files for 1 Objective-C class, no merging.
AppleProgramming 11 months ago