How to add an “entry point arrow” to a tab bar controller?

Question

In Xcode 6.2 beta, I am able to make some view controllers such as \"View Controller\" or \"Navigation view controller\" the entry point of my interface by dragging and dropping

Answer 1

Try with following steps.

1) Open StoryBoard.

2) select TabbarControllerwhich you want to set as RootViewController.

3) Open Properties.

4) select InitialView Controller Option.

For help you can see following image.

Answer 2

Had the same problem. The Answer above solved it using Xcode 6.4. So I think this is the right answer. But as I can´t comment to provide this alternative, I write a new answer

It is also possible to:

1. open the StoryBoard per Open as Source Code
2. In the XML <document> tag you can add the initialViewController="viewVontrollerID" tag
3. replace the "viewVontrollerID" with the id of the ViewController, that the application should start with. (keep the "")

Answer 3

its a litile bit confusing over versions on xCode, I'm using version 8.3.2 and it has the follwing

select navigation controller

check the is initial view controller checkbox

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Answer 4

I couldn't find the "initial view controller" checkbox at first. Then I realized that this is because I was in the "Table View" not the "Table View Controller." When I clicked into the "Table View Controller" that checkbox appeared.

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