December 2012
Beginner
398 pages
9h 6m
English
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Index
A note on the digital index
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Symbols
- * (asterisk), Finding substrings
- : (colon), Methods
- @ (at sign), Creating Strings, NSValue and NSNumber
- [ ] (square brackets), Methods
A
- absolute paths, Using NSBundle to Find Resources in Applications
- Acrobat Reader (Adobe), The Application Sandbox
- actions
- connecting views to code, Nib Files
- creating, Connecting the Code
- defined, Connecting the Code, Outlets and Actions
- outlets and, How Nib Files Are Loaded
- sending messages to nil, Messages
- target-action relationship, Outlets and Actions
- Adobe Acrobat Reader, The Application Sandbox
- alerts, scheduled, Understanding Events
- animation (see Core Animation)
- APIs, undocumented, Private APIs
- app-scoped bookmarks, Security-Scoped Bookmarks
- Apple Developer Forums, The Mac and iOS Developer Programs
- Apple ID, Registering for a Developer Program
- application delegates (see NSApplicationDelegate protocol)
- application sandboxes
- about, The Application Sandbox
- enabling, Enabling Sandboxing
- open and save panels, Open and Save Panels
- restrictions for, Application Restrictions–Private APIs, Working with the Sandbox
- security-scoped bookmarks and, Security-Scoped Bookmarks
- applications, What Is an Application?
- (see also document-based ...
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