xcode-storyboard

I'm building an OS X app that uses core data, NSDocument, storyboards, and Cocoa bindings. My expectation is that the following occurs: An instance of MyDocument ( NSDocument subclass) is created. MyDocument creates a Core Data NSManagedObjectContext that represents the document's data. MyDocument instantiates an NSWindowController from the storyboard by its identifier. Within the storyboard, the window controller contains DocumentEditorViewController ( NSViewController subclass) which displays and edits the document. Within the storyboard, DocumentEditorViewController has an NSArrayController

I'm working on a brand new OS X app, and I've taken the daring route of working with a few technologies I haven't used much before. (I'm an iOS developer.) I'm using Storyboards, Swift, and Core Data in my app, all from the Xcode template. When my app starts, it creates an NSWindowController from a Storyboard. In another OS X app I made in Objective-C, I use the delegate method applicationShouldHandleReopen:hasVisibleWindows: to tell the window controller to bring up the window controller's window. I know that the language semantics remain the same in Swift, but Core Data and Storyboards leave

I have been going through this tutorial , "Option 2: Prototype Cells" I implimented all the steps, but, the following code gives me an error: @interface MTViewController : UITableViewController @end the error message is: instantiated view controller with identifier "UIViewController-BYZ-38-t0r" from storyboard "Main", but didn't get a UITableView.' Here is what I tried - I changed UITableViewController to UIViewController and the error went away. But, the tableview remains blank. Can you tell me why this is ? In your storyboard, you need to make the root view of your UITableViewController a

I have iPhone application using storyboard with two language (Arabic / English) how i can switch from Arabic localization storyboard to English storyboard without need to change language iPhone settings (At run time) I have resolved you can do it as the following below code : UIStoryboard *storyBoard; if ([language isEqualToString:@"ar"]) { lan = [[NSLocale preferredLanguages] objectAtIndex:0]; storyBoard = [UIStoryboard storyboardWithName:@"MainStoryboard_iPhone5Arabic" bundle:bnd]; } else if([language isEqualToString:@"en"]) { NSLog(@"DDD "); lan = [[NSLocale preferredLanguages]

Every time I click-and-drag a UILabel to storyboard, and then add text to Text field, the text is cut off, so I then have to click-and-drag the UILabel to stretch it big enough so that the text appears. I can't figure out how to make the UILabel automatically get big enough to fit the text. This would save time while designing new views. Fogmeister On any element in Interface Builder you can select the element and hit... Editor > Size to Fit Content (keyboard shortcut: CMD + = ) This will do a "sizeToFit" on the selected element. Labels will fit their text size, image view will resize to the