When you created the application, you should have created two pairs of files,
AppDelegate.h/.m and ViewController.h/.m. The AppDelegate is used to augment
and tailor the behavior of the NSApplication that is implicitly created as part
of the AppKit framework. For your purposes, you may not
Hi,
All I can think of that this behaviour has changed on your version of
MacOS/XCode.
You can do the same thing as the template by manually adding the files, e.g
copy your “ViewController” file, rename it and then add it to the new project.
You will need to make sure that the Storyboard/Nibs
Thanks a lot for your response!
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> File/New Project - Select MacOS and then “App” (from the New Project Dialog).
That is what I did: see this screen recording:
https://owncloud.informatik.uni-bremen.de/index.php/s/br8rN3HGYfj9w3d
Hi,
You need to create a project with the right template to start with. In XCode:
File/New Project - Select MacOS and then “App” (from the New Project Dialog).
On XCode 11.0 and MacOS 10.14.6, this results in a new project Setup with a
view controller.
There are a number of ways to share
I am trying to replicate what this guy suggests:
https://medium.com/better-programming/how-to-make-a-custom-screensaver-for-mac-os-x-7e1650c13bd8
under section "Additional Debugging".
The idea is to create a standalone app that shares as much code with the
screensaver as possible.
I am