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Louis Sankey
22,595 PointsSeeing LSView controller instead of THView controler
My main interface and implementation files all start with LS instead of TH like in the tutorials. Is this okay or does this mean I did something wrong setting up my project? Thanks
3 Answers
Stone Preston
42,016 PointsXcode uses your first and last name initials as the prefix for your files by default usually. you are given the option to specify your class prefix when you create a project in the "Class Prefix" field. using LS wont make any difference. you can keep it LS and be fine.
However if you really want to change it you can select your project in the file explorer (the item at the very top of the file tree) and then in the utilities pane open the file inspector you can change the "Class prefix" in the project document settings
Louis Sankey
22,595 PointsAh, thanks for letting me know, although now I feel a little silly needing to ask about it. Anyway, thanks for the help, I feel better now knowing that I'm not set up wrong.
Stone Preston
42,016 PointsJust make sure you reference your classes using the LS prefix and not TH.
Louis Sankey
22,595 PointsWill do, thanks again!