xcode-template

Xcode 4.2 no longer has the Navigation-based Application template. What should I use in replacement when starting a project? to get a Table View and a Detail View you should go with the Master-detail template. Although at first you may think about it being iPad-only, the iPhone version builds an application which is similar to the Navigation-based. I don't think that it works. Anyway, you should start with a single view application, then add the files from the New-File menu. You should select View. Then click create. It should generate the required files for you. In Xcode 4.2 you have to use

I'm new to using the split view for creating iPad applications. When I first create the project just using the standard MasterDetail Application template (Xcode 4.2), it creates a MasterViewController and a DetailViewController. The template has the following method that is called when a row is selected from the popover table (master detail view controller): - (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath if (!self.detailViewController) { self.detailViewController = [[DetailViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"DetailViewController" bundle:nil]; }

When Xcode creates a new file, there's always something like this in the header: // Copyright 2009 __MyCompanyName__. All rights reserved. How can I change that? You can change it in Xcode project File. This is my image for tutorial. Xcode will try to pull this information from your entry in the system address book - if you can't modify it there, try using this command to override: defaults write com.apple.xcode PBXCustomTemplateMacroDefinitions '{ ORGANIZATIONNAME = "ORGNAME";}' As a follow-up to the answer above, for documentation of that and many other preferences see the Xcode defaults

In general I'd like to understand which templates to use when, when I'm making new iPhone apps. Could anyone offer some guidelines, tips, rules-of-thumb? Also, how much should I agonize over this? If I start off with the wrong one, can I add the missing pieces manually, is it hard? For reference here are the choices I'm seeing: Navigation-Based Application OpenGL ES Application Tab Bar Application Utility Application View-Based Application Window-Based Application Start with your prototype and possibly wireframes and then the correct template should jump out at you. If this does not work for

I've found a few answers on how to change your company name, but is there any way to change the entire copyright template in Xcode? For example: Change : (c) 2012 MyCoolCompany to : (c) 2012 MyCoolCompany, unauthorized reproduction is prohibited, contact bla-bla-bla@example.com for details, etc. Dr.Kameleon Go to : /Developer/Library/Xcode/Templates/File Templates or if you're using the newer self contained Xcode.app , /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Library/Xcode/Tem‌​plates/File Templates To avoid the templates from being clobbered by Xcode updates, make a copy of the template

Whenever a new file is added to the project, Xcode adds the following lines of comments on top. // Created by {my name here} on 8/4/11. // Copyright 2011 __{my company name here}__. All rights reserved. How does it know what my name is? Does it assume that if my account name belongs to "Mike", "Mike" is the name of the developer writing this code? Does it then look at Address Book trying to find out what company "Mike" works at? It would make sense, however company listed as part of my address book is not what shows up in the Xcode file. Can one set the following up in some place where Xcode