I have built a custom keyboard and using the app target I want some function to take place in my keyboard target. I'm using a UISwitch in the app. I'm currently using Objective C for my app but I can change it to swift. Please help me!
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I am trying to find a way to start a project in Xcode 8.3.1 (8E1000a) using .xib files instead of storyboards in Objective-C on macOS.
There isn't a clearcut way to do it, and everything I've seen is iOS using single view storyboard application.
I'm hoping you guys have a fix or at least a quick hack.
Thanks in advance.
A workaround is to keep a copy of Xcode 8.2 around to create new projects. Create the project in 8.2. Develop the project in 8.3.
If you're going to use Xcode 8.3 to create new projects, you'll have to manually remove the storyboard and add xib files to the project. You'll also have to tell the project to use one of your xib files as the main interface file for the project. The following discussion on Apple's developer forums shows you how to do this:
Did Xcode 8.3 update eliminate the basic AppDelegate project template?
Update in 2018: In Xcode 9, the Use Storyboards option is back!
This does not apply to all templates, for example the Game template, but it is in the normal Cocoa App template.
You can't. Basically Xcode is proposing you some templates when you create a new project.
And there are all using Storyboards.
However, you can definitely use xib files in your project.
I myself use xib files because it is so much simpler when your project is under version control.
Storyboard + Version Control = Mess
Im trying to do a project with Estimote beacons. For the convenience of myself I'd like to make an application with Titanium.
For connecting with the iBeacons I found the TiBeacon module (https://github.com/jbeuckm/TiBeacons).
I honestly don't know how to go further with this. I can implement the module in my project, but how can I get actual results on my screen?
I'm building a small non-document-based app for OSX. And I want to implement the export sheet just like Preview.app does:
Note the export sheet gives the user a chance to choose the file type and related stuff.
My guess is that the sheet is a system-level out-of-box feature, but I failed to find it, so how can I implement something like this one? Big thanks!
PS: I'm deploying the app to 10.7 or later.
It's an NSSavePanel with a custom accessory view.
IKImageKit has an Accessoire view exactly for that.
I have run into a few dead ends trying to get an animated gif onto the clipboard in iOS using Titanium, so that I can then have the user paste it into an MMS.
I am considering trying my hand at creating a simple Titanium Module to get the image onto the clipboard with Objective C. This link has the code to do it.
My question is, can the Titanium Module access the file I have in my Titanium app's Resources folder? If so, I can just pass a path into the module.
If not, then I may need to pass the binary image data into the module (which probably won't work, since using a blob to put the image on the clipboard does not work)
Another approach might be to put all the images inside the module itself.
i am using phone gap for an application in xcode.Now i want to create one native xib inside the same project.i will write appropriate code in objective-c.Now my doubt is .how to use/connect the xib into view that i have created in phone gap.Is there any plug in to do this.Help me .thanks in advance.
You would have to write a plugin or find an existing plugin that fits your needs.
PhoneGap Documentation on iOS plugin development