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Learning iOS Development: A Hands-on Guide to the Fundamentals of iOS Programming
by Maurice Sharp, Erica Sadun, Rod Strougo
November 2013
Beginner
592 pages
17h 49m
English
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Car Detail Controller
You already have a controller to show car detail on the iPhone storyboard. Better still, it uses a protocol to find what car to show and let a delegate know if there are changes. Follow these steps to show car detail:
1. Open the iPhone storyboard and set the ViewCarTableViewController storyboard ID so it’s the same as the class name.
2. Open MainMenuViewController.m and import ViewCarTableViewController.h. Now add instance variables for a current car and current controller below @implementation:
{ CDCar *currentCar; ViewCarTableViewController *currentViewCarController; }
3. Add support for ViewCarProtocol to MainMenuViewController and copy the protocol methods to the end of the implementation: ...
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