Hour 11. Declaring Actions in an Interface File
What You’ll Learn in This Hour
• Comparing actions and methods
• Creating actions with Xcode
• Exploring the difference between iOS and Mac OS X actions
Introducing Actions
Hour 10, “Declaring Methods in an Interface File,” covered the basics of declaring methods. There is a great deal of flexibility in the Objective-C method declaration structure, and you can use it to make your code easy to read and reuse (not to mention easy for users to use). In this hour, you learn how to create and use actions—a special type of method that is a key part of the Cocoa frameworks. Actions make it possible to connect interface elements such as buttons and menu commands to code that is triggered when the action ...
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