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Submitted by alex on Fri, 03/28/2008 - 07:30. Un livre gratuit pour commencer avec Cocoa à l'aide d'Objectif-C Donnez s'il vous plaît! Si vous appréciez notre travail, veuillez prendre une minute pour envoyer un don. Bert Altenburg, auteur d'AppleScript for Absolute Starters (AppleScript pour parfaits débutants) , en collaboration avec Alex Clarke et Philippe Mougin, a publié un livre pour les nouveaux venus sur la programmation Cocoa à l'aide d'Objectif-C et XCode. Ce tutoriel est écrit pour non-programmeurs et vise à niveler, autant que possible, la courbe d'apprentissage.
Forum iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch - iPhon.fr / [ TUTO ] Développer
Bonjour à tous, Merci pour vos réponses à ce tuto et pour la news sur le blog :-) (j'ai vu ça ce matin à 6h30 en rentrant de boîte...) Laurent-iPhon.fr a écrit: Une question, de ton coté, tu as des projets de devs en cours ? Voici quelques projets en cours : - Spherik (jeu de plateforme) "Ca serait" un croisement entre le fameux Labyrinth ( http://tocon.ownit.nu/Labyrinth/index.html ) et le classique Marble Madness ( http://klov.com/game_detail.php?letter= … me_id=8618 ).
L'environnement La programmation sur iPhone se fait en Objective-C, un langage qui nécessite l'utilisation de X-Code, environnement de développement pour Mac OS X. La programmation passe donc obligatoirement par un support Mac.
Le blog iPhone » Développer pour iPhone : initiation et tuto
[Objective-c] Tutorial Core-plot, création d’un graphique camembert juillet 18, 2012 Apres avoir créé un graphique classique, on va voir maintenant comment créer un graphique type camembert ou PieChart.
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As an alternative to subclassing, Objective-C categories provide a means to add methods to a class. What’s intriguing, is that any methods that you add through a category become part of the class definition, so to speak. In other words, if you add a method to the NSString class, any instance, or subclass, of NSString will have access to that method. Defining a category is identical to defining the interface for a class, with one small exception: you add a category name inside a set of parenthesis after the interface declaration. The format is shown below: For example, below I’ve defined a category that adds a method to the NSString class.
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developer.casgrain.com » Automatically localize your nibs when b
This post applies to all Cocoa apps, whether on the desktop or on the iPhone. When you want to localize your application, you can take several routes. No nibs, only .strings files The first one is to not use nibs (or xibs , in the new parlance). If you build everything programmatically, +alloc and -init -ing your controls and your views, you can store all the strings in .strings files.Copyright © 2009 Philip Rideout Abstract Note You are reading the text of an O'Reilly book that's under development. The author is publishing the book to this site as it's being written, and we're putting it here to get feedback from you.
iPhone 3D Programming
Overview Frequently Asked Questions Compilers Libraries GNUstep ( GNUstep community site ) MetaObject Libraries (includes MPWFoundation, MPWTest, Objective-XML) ObjectiveLib , designed to offer the same functionality to Objective-C programmers that the Standard Template Library offers to C++ programmers Objective-C Foundation Classes mGSTEP , an implementation of the core elements in OPENSTEP/Cocoa Cocotron , an easy to use cross-platform solution for Objective-C development (currently focusing on Microsoft Windows) Foundation library (hint: get the CVS version) GNU Objective-C Class Library Google Data API , a Mac OS X framework and source code that make it easy to access data from various Google services OCUnit , a testing framework for Objective-C in the spirits of JUnit for Java ObjcUnit , another testing framework for Objective-C MiscKit library.
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Clark Verbrugge’s Hex Grids
Copyright (c) Clark Verbrugge, 1997. [clump@cs.mcgill.ca] Copyright (c) Clark Verbrugge, 1996. This article may be freely distributed as long as this attribution is included.
Xcode/GLUT Tutorial
ATTN: CS418 students. It has come to my attention that RJ thinks my tutorial "isn't looking the best". Well, I think his face isn't looking the best. So there.