III. Document-Based Applications
by James Duncan Davidson, Apple Computer Inc
Learning Cocoa with Objective-C, 2nd Edition
- A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
- Preface
- I. Cocoa Overview and Foundation
- 1. Introduction to Cocoa
- 2. Cocoa Development Tools
- 3. Object-Oriented Programming with Objective-C
- 4. The Cocoa Foundation Kit
- II. Single-Window Applications
- 5. Graphical User Interfaces
- Graphical User Interfaces in Cocoa
- Designing Applications Using MVC
- Create the Currency Converter Project
- Create the Interface
- Open the Main Nib File
- Resize the Window
- Set the Window’s Title and Attributes
- Place the Text Fields
- Duplicating Objects
- Change the Attributes of a Text Field
- Add Text Labels
- Add a Button to the Interface
- Adding a Decorative Line
- Setting the Initial First Responder and Enabling Tabbing
- Test the Interface
- Define the Classes
- Connect the Model, Controller, and View
- Implement the Classes
- Build and Run
- Exercises
- 6. Windows, Views, and Controls
- 7. Custom Views
- 8. Event Handling
- 9. Models and Data Functionality
- 5. Graphical User Interfaces
- III. Document-Based Applications
- IV. Miscellaneous Topics
- V. Appendixes
- Index
- About the Authors
- Colophon
- Copyright
Part III. Document-Based Applications
Many applications today, such as word processors and web browsers, are built around the concept of a document. Creating an application that can handle multiple documents is tedious at best. Luckily, Cocoa allows an application to handle multiple documents with ease. This part of the book uses an extended tutorial that covers use of Cocoa’s built-in multiple-document architecture, as well as its text-handling abilities.
Chapters in this part of the book include:
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