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iOS Build an Interactive Story App with Swift 2 Creating the User Interface Programmatically Page Controllers

Sebastian Nitu
Sebastian Nitu
8,616 Points
Posted by Sebastian Nitu
Sebastian Nitu
8,616 Points

PageController does not appear as an option in the Identity Inspector after adding a new file.

After I go to File -> New -> iOS -> Source -> Cocoa Touch Class and create the Class "PageController" of type "UIViewController" the file is successfully added to my project. However, when I navigate to the Identity Inspector for the 2nd View Controller I do not have the option in the Class dropdown menu to select the PageController. If I manually type in the filename PageController and then I change the view controller's backgroundColor property to .blueColor() the chnages do not take effect. It seems like XCode does not link the View Controller to the PageController file.

Has anyone encountered this issue before?

Thanks in advance!

Sebastian

1 Answer

Justin Porter
Justin Porter
7,481 Points
Justin Porter
Justin Porter
7,481 Points

This just happened to me - I accidently created a new Cocoa Class file from OSX > Source, instead of a Cocoa Touch Class from IOS > Source.

JP