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iOS Build a Simple iPhone App (iOS7) Refactoring into a Model Creating a Custom Class

Posted by pranjoshi
pranjoshi
6,332 Points

Creating Custom Class in Xcode 6

Hi, I downloaded xcode 6 and following video to create custom class. Xcode 6 seams to be different. And options are not same as how to create custom class in xcode 6. Has someone faced this issue.

3 Answers

Adam Berkowitz
Adam Berkowitz
2,673 Points
Adam Berkowitz
Adam Berkowitz
2,673 Points

Go to "New File" - "iOS Source" - "Cocoa Touch Class". Select Next, rename the class, make it a subclass of whatever you like (e.g. NSObject) and select the language (Obj C/Swift). It took me longer than it should've to figure that one out.

pranjoshi
pranjoshi
6,332 Points

Thanks Adam.

Ricardo Hill-Henry
Ricardo Hill-Henry
38,442 Points
Ricardo Hill-Henry
Ricardo Hill-Henry
38,442 Points

Go to the file, under iOS choose the source tab, and select "Objective-C File". If you leave it empty, it should still implement headers for you.

pranjoshi
pranjoshi
6,332 Points

Hello, I did the same as you mentioned. It only generated one implementation file. There is no header file. Is options changed in new Xcode.

edwardb
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edwardb
Courses Plus Student 4,474 Points
edwardb
edwardb
Courses Plus Student 4,474 Points

Yosemite has some problems updating files in certain folders. So if you're saving the project in your Dropbox folder or the Desktop (in my case, even OSX screenshots require restarting Finder for them to show up), try moving your project files to ~/Documents/ and restart Xcode. It's updating now for me, not an Xcode problem.