None of this happened. Cannot follow you from this point. Seems that a few others had similar problems but I could not find any solutions offered to fix it at this point.
Thanks!
Xcode 3.14
Working with classes
Switch back to Xcode now. In your project window, if you open the Classes folder in the Groups & Files pane, you will see that there are two items with names starting with "My_First_Application_AppDelegate". These two files are the basic class that Xcode has created automatically for you. The file that ends in ".h" is the Header or Interface file for the class. The one that ends in ".m" is the Main or Implementation file for the class.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 03/28/2010 - 23:00.
Alex,
None of this happened. Cannot follow you from this point. Seems that a few others had similar problems but I could not find any solutions offered to fix it at this point.
Thanks!
Xcode 3.14
Working with classes
Switch back to Xcode now. In your project window, if you open the Classes folder in the Groups & Files pane, you will see that there are two items with names starting with "My_First_Application_AppDelegate". These two files are the basic class that Xcode has created automatically for you. The file that ends in ".h" is the Header or Interface file for the class. The one that ends in ".m" is the Main or Implementation file for the class.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 03/28/2010 - 23:00.