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Building Cocoa Applications: A Step by Step Guide
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Building Cocoa Applications: A Step by Step Guide

by Simson Garfinkel, Michael Mahoney
May 2002
Intermediate to advanced
646 pages
18h 57m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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Index

Symbols

#import <Cocoa/Cocoa.h\\> statement, Tiny.m Revisited
#import directive, The #import Directive
+ (plus sign), in method names, The +alloc Method and the NSObject Root Class
+alloc class method, The +alloc Method and the NSObject Root Class
+initialize method, Adding Defaults to GraphPaper
+standardUserDefaults method, The NSUserDefaults Class, Reading Values from the Defaults Database
.m file extension, The Tiny.m Program
/* and */, as comment delimiter, Tiny.m Revisited
// (double forward slash), as comment delimiter, Tiny.m Revisited
<\\> (angle brackets), Implementing the Display List
@end directive, The @implementation Directive, Implementing the Display List
@implementation directive, The @implementation Directive, The @implementation Directive
@interface directive, The @interface Directive
@protocol directive, Implementing the Display List
[ ] (square brackets), Objects and Classes
[[sender selectedCell] tag] message, The enterDigit: Action Method
\: (colon, in Objective-C messages), Targets, Actions, and Connections
\\\\ (backslash), Rich Text Syntax, RTF Control Words and Symbols
\\| (pipe), Working in a Unix Shell, Step by Step
{ } (curly braces), Rich Text Syntax
{\\\\rtf0 and {\\\\rtf1, RTF Control Words and Symbols
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