Cocoa and Objective-C: Up and Running. Foundations of Mac, iPhone, and iPad Programming

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• Cocoa and Objective-C: Up and Running
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  • A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
  • Preface
    • Who This Book Is For
    • How This Book Is Organized
    • Conventions Used in This Book
    • Using Code Examples
    • Safari Books Online
    • How to Contact Us
    • Acknowledgments
  • 1. Setup and First Run
    • Download and Install Xcode
    • Your First Application
      • Create the Interface
        • Set sizing properties
      • Run the Finished Application
  • 2. Thinking in Code: Basic C
    • How Code Works
    • How to Format Code
    • Variables
      • Types
      • Constants
      • Enumerated Types
      • Typedefs
    • Functions
      • Declaring Functions
    • Example: FirstProgram
      • Displaying Values on the Command Line
      • Compile and Run the Example
    • Scope
      • Static Variables
    • Conditionals
    • Example: ShoppingTrip
      • Compile and Run
    • Wrap Up
  • 3. Memory and Pointers: Advanced C
    • Arrays
    • Loops
    • Text Strings
    • Multidimensional Arrays
    • Pointers
      • The Purpose of Pointers
      • Using Pointers
      • Pointers and the const Keyword
    • Dynamic Memory
    • Strings and Dynamic Memory
      • Returning Strings from Functions
    • Arrays of Strings
    • Example: AddressBook
      • Compile and Run the AddressBook Example
    • Structs
    • Header Files
    • Compile and Run the HeaderFileTest Example
    • Create Files for the Song Struct
    • Final Example
  • 4. Thinking in Objects
    • Structs and Classes
      • Designing Classes
    • Accessors
    • Inheritance
    • Composition
    • Object Lifetime
    • Built-in Classes
  • 5. Basic Objective-C
    • NSString Basics
    • Using Methods
      • Nested Method Calls
      • Multi-Input Methods
    • Accessors
      • Dot Syntax
    • Creating Objects
    • Basic Memory Management
      • Using Autorelease Directly
    • Declaring a Class
      • Add Methods
    • Implementing a Class
      • init
      • dealloc
    • Example: PhotoInfo
  • 6. More Objective-C
    • More on Memory Management
      • The Life of an Instance Variable
      • Copying Objects
    • Class Name Prefixes
    • Properties
      • Property Options
        • Options for accessor implementations
    • 64-Bit Objective-C
      • Enabling 64-Bit
      • Should I Use 64-Bit?
      • All Further Examples Assume 64-Bit
    • Categories
      • Categories for Private Methods
    • Introspection
    • Protocols
    • Dynamic Messaging
      • Using Selectors to Call Methods
      • Forwarding Messages
    • Exceptions
    • Example: DataCollector
      • Some New Classes and Methods
      • Create the Files
      • Build and Run
  • 7. Foundation Value Classes
    • NSString
      • Ranges and Substrings
      • Using NSString with C Types
      • Comparing Strings for Equality
      • Strings As File Paths
      • Reading and Writing Files with Strings
    • Mutability
      • Advantages of Mutability
      • Advantages of Immutability
    • Core Foundation
      • Memory Management
      • Core Foundation Mutability
      • Toll-Free Bridging
      • Core Foundation Types As Properties
      • Drawbacks of Core Foundation Types
      • Open Source
    • NSNumber
      • CFNumberRef
      • Cocoa Primitive Types
      • NSDecimalNumber
      • NSNumberFormatter
      • When to Use Which Number Type
    • NSData
      • NSMutableData
        • CFDataRef and CFMutableDataRef
    • NSArray
      • Fast Enumeration
      • Blocks
      • NSMutableArray
      • CFArrayRef
      • NSIndexSet
    • NSDictionary
      • NSMutableDictionary
      • CFDictionaryRef
    • NSSet
      • NSMutableSet
    • NSValue
    • NSDate
      • CFDateRef
  • 8. Basic Controls
    • How to Use This Chapter
    • Windows and Views
    • Targets and Actions
      • Buttons
      • Declaring Action Methods
      • Connecting Actions
        • Connecting actions from the HUD
        • Connecting actions in code
      • Menus
      • Responder Chain
        • Two meanings of first responder
      • Pop-up Buttons
      • Sliders
      • Text Fields
    • Outlets
    • Datasources
      • Table View Datasource Methods
      • Implementing Datasource Methods
    • Bindings
      • Key-Value Protocols
        • Key-Value Coding
      • Bindings for Simple Controls
        • Connect the bindings
        • Run the application
      • Bindings for Complex Controls
      • Tips for Debugging Bindings
  • 9. Designing Applications Using MVC
    • About This Project
      • Window Controllers
      • View Controllers
      • Core Data
    • Create the Project Files
      • Create the Entities
      • Add Attributes and Relationships
      • Update the App Delegate
      • Add the Quartz Framework
      • Create the Window Controller
      • Create the View Controllers
        • Browser view controller
        • Editor view controller
        • List view controller
      • Create the Managed Object Classes
        • Implement the photo class
        • Implement the album class
    • Create the User Interface
      • Remove the Default Window
        • Add the album menu
      • Create the Main Window Interface
        • Set window sizing
        • Add controls
        • Set up bindings
        • Connect outlets and actions
      • Create the Browser Interface
        • Set up the album table
        • Set up the image browser
        • Set up bindings
        • Connect outlets
      • Create the Editor View Interface
      • Create the List View Interface
        • Set up bindings
        • Connect outlets
    • Run the Application
    • Preparing for Release
  • 10. Custom Views and Drawing
    • Basic Geometry
      • Geometry Structs As Strings
      • Geometry Structs As NSValues
      • Cocoa View Coordinates
      • Derived Rects
      • Comparison Functions
    • Basic Drawing
      • NSColor
      • Subclassing NSView
        • When to draw
      • Instantiate the View
        • Setting resizing values in code
      • The Graphics Context
    • Bezier Paths
      • Drawing Polygons
      • Drawing Curved Paths
    • Images
      • Loading Image Data
        • Loading an image from your project
        • Loading standard Cocoa artwork
      • Drawing Images in a View
        • Preserving aspect ratio
    • Shadows
      • Add a Shadow to StyledImageView
    • Gradients
      • Drawing a Gradient Background
      • Drawing an Image Sheen
        • Calculate the sheen path
        • Add sheen properties and methods
    • Refactoring View Code
      • Why You Should Refactor
      • Goals for Refactoring
        • Symmetry in practice
      • Refactored Header
      • Refactored Implementation
      • Test the Refactored Version
    • Text
      • Fonts
      • Attributed Strings
        • Paragraph styles
        • Text sizes and vertical alignment
      • Add a Title to StyledImageView
    • Handling Mouse and Keyboard Events
      • Keyboard Events
      • Mouse Events
      • Add Event Support to StyledImageView
  • 11. The Final Word
    • The List
    • Websites
    • Last Thought
  • Index
  • About the Author
  • Colophon
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