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Beginning iPhone 4 development: exploring the iOS SDK ; [a comprehensive introduction to creating Apps for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch]

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Beteiligte Personen:	Mark, Dave (VerfasserIn), Nutting, Jack (VerfasserIn), Lamarche, Jeff (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	New York APRESS 2011
Schlagwörter:	Softwareentwicklung iPhone SDK
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=020811090&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
Umfang:	XVI, 657 S. Ill.
ISBN:	9781430230243

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adam_text	Contents ■Contents at a Glance ....................................................................................... iv ■About the Authors ........................................................................................ xiii ■About the Technical Reviewer .......................................................................xiv ■Acknowledgments... .......................................................................................xv ■Preface ..........................................................................................................xvi ■Chapter 1; Welcome to the Jungle ..................................................................1 What This Book Is ...................................................................................................................................................1 What You Need .......................................................................................................................................................1 Developer Options ..............................................................................................................................................3 What You Need to Know ....................................................................................................................................4 What s Different About Coding for IOS? ..................................................................................................................5 Only One Active Application ...............................................................................................................................6 Only One Window ...............................................................................................................................................6 Limited Access ...................................................................................................................................................6 Limited Response Time ......................................................................................................................................6 Limited Screen Size ...........................................................................................................................................7 Limited System Resources ................................................................................................................................7 No Garbage Collection ___.................................................................................................................................8 Some New Stuff .................................................................................................................................................8 A Different Approach ..........................................................................................................................................8 What s in This Book ................................................................................................................................................9 Wnaťs New in This update? .................................................................................................................................10 Are You Ready? .....................................................................................................................................................11 ■Chapter 2: Appeasing the Tiki Gods ..............................................................13 Setting Up Your Project in Xcode ..........................................................................................................................13 The Xcode Project Window ..............................................................................................................................17 CONTENTS Introducing Interface Builder ................................................................................................................................20 What s in the Nib File? .....................................................................................................................................21 Adding a Label to the View ..............................................................................................................................22 Changing Attributes .........................................................................................................................................26 Some iPhone Polish — Finishing Touches .............................................................................................................28 Ready to Compile and Run ...............................................................................................................................31 Bring It on Home ...................................................................................................................................................32 ■Chapter 3: Handling Basic Interaction ...........................................................33 The Model-View-Controller Paradigm ...................................................................................................................34 Creating Our Project ..............................................................................................................................................35 Creating the View Controller .................................................................................................................................35 Outlets ..............................................................................................................................................................37 Actions .............................................................................................................................................................38 Adding Actions and Outlets to the View Controller ..........................................................................................38 Adding Actions and Outlets to the Implementation File ...................................................................................42 Using the Application Delegate .............................................................................................................................47 EdrangMainWindowjcib .......................................................................................................................................49 Editing Button_FunViewController.xib ..................................................................................................................51 Creating the View in Interface Builder .............................................................................................................51 Connecting Everything .....................................................................................................................................55 Trying It Out .....................................................................................................................................................59 Bring It on Home ...................................................................................................................................................59 ■Chapter 4: More User Interface Fun .............................................................. 61 A Screen Full of Controls ......................................................................................................................................61 Active, and Passive Controls .................................................................................................................................64 Creating the Application .......................................................................................................................................65 Implementing the Image View and Text Fields .....................................................................................................66 Determining Outlets .........................................................................................................................................66 Determining Actions ....__________....____..................................................................................................67 Addine the Image View ______»....................................................................................................................68 Adding the Text Fields ...................................................................................................................................72 Set the Attributes for the Second Text ПеИ .......................................................................................„...........78 ConnectJng Outlets. ------------------------------------------------............................................................................78 Closing the Keyboard _________________________________„...................................................................78 Closing the Keyboard When Done Is Tapped ...................................................................................................79 Touching the Background to Close the Keyboard ___....................................................................................80 Implementing the Sflder and Label .......................................................................................................................84 Determinine Outlets and Actions ___...............................................................................................................84 Adding Outlets and Actions ..............................................................................................................................84 Adding the Slider and Label .............................................................................................................................85 Connecting the Actions and Outlets .................................................................................................................87 Implementing the Switches, Button, and Segmented Control ..............................................................................87 Adding Outlets and Actions ..............................................................................................................................88 Adding the Switches, Button, and Segmented Control ....................................................................................90 Connecting the Switch Outlets and Actions .....................................................................................................92 Adding the Button ............................................................................................................................................92 Implementing the Action Sheet and Alert .............................................................................................................94 CONTENTS Conforming to the Action Sheet Delegate Method ...........................................................................................94 Showing the Action Sheet ................................................................................................................................95 Using the Action Sheet Delegate .....................................................................................................................97 Spiffing Up the Button ...........................................................................................................................................98 Using the viewDidLoad Method .......................................................................................................................99 Control States ................................................................................................................................................100 Stretchable Images ........................................................................................................................................100 Being a Good Memory Citizen .............................................................................................................................101 Crossing the Finish Line ......................................................................................................................................102 ■Chapter 5: Autorotation and Autosizing ......................................................103 The Mechanics of Autorotation ...........................................................................................................................104 Handling Rotation Using Autosize Attributes ......................................................................................................105 Specifying Rotation Support ..........................................................................................................................106 Designing an Interface with Autosize Attributes ............................................................................................108 Using the Size Inspector s Autosize Attributes ..............................................................................................109 Setting the Buttons Autosize Attributes ........................................................................................................111 Restructuring a View When Rotated ...................................................................................................................113 Declaring and Connecting Outlets .................................................................................................................114 Moving the Buttons on Rotation .....................................................................................................................115 Swapping Views .................................................................................................................................................116 Determining Outlets and Actions ...................................................................................................................118 Declaring Actions and Outlets ........................................................................................................................119 Designing the Two Views ...............................................................................................................................119 Implementing the Swap and the Action .........................................................................................................121 Rotating Out of Here ...........................................................................................................................................123 ■Chapter 6: Muttiview Applications ..............................................................125 Common Types of Muraview Apps ......................................................................................................................125 The Architecture of a Muffiview Application .......................................................................................................130 The Root Controller ........................................................................................................................................132 Anatomy of a Content View ............................................................................................................................133 Building View Switcher .......................................................................................................................................133 Creating Our View Controller and Nib Files ....................................................................................................135 Modifying the App Delegate ...........................................................................................................................137 SwitctivlewControHer.h ..................................................................................................................................138 Adding a View Controller ...............................................................................................................................139 Building a View with a Toolbar ......................................................................................................................142 Writing the Root View Controller ....................................................................................................................144 Implementing the Content Views ...................................................................................................................148 Animating the Transition ................................................................................................................................151 Switching Off ......................................................................................................................................................154 ■Chapter 7: Tab Bars and Pickers..... ............................................................ 157 The Pickers Application ......................................................................................................................................158 Delegates and Data Sources ...............................................................................................................................162 Setting Up the Tab Bar Framework .....................................................................................................................163 Creating the Files ...........................................................................................................................................163 Adding the Root View Controller ....................................................................................................................164 Miting MainWindowjdb ...............................................................................................................................166 ■courons Connect the Outlet, Then Run It .....................................................................................................................172 Implementing the Date Picker ............................................................................................................................173 Implementing the Single-Component Picker ......................................................................................................176 Declaring Outlets and Actions ........................................................................................................................177 Building the View ...........................................................................................................................................177 Implementing the Controller as Data Source and Delegate ...........................................................................178 Implementing a Multicomponent Picker .............................................................................................................183 Declaring Outlets and Actions ........................................................................................................................183 Building the View .........................................................................................................................-.........-.......184 implementing the Controller .............................................................................................-............................184 Implementing Dependent Components ...............................................................................................................187 Creating a Simple Game with a Custom Picker ..................................................................................................194 Writing the Controller Header File ..................................................................................................................194 Building the View.... .......................................................................................................................................195 Adding image Resources ...............................................................................................................................196 Implementing the Controller ..........................................................................................................................196 Final Details ...................................................................................................................................................202 Linking in the Audio Toolbox Framework .......................................................................................................206 Final Spin ............................................................................................................................................................208 ■Chapter 8: Introduction to Table Views ....................................................... 209 Table View Basics ...............................................................................................................................................210 Table Views and Table View Cells ..................................................................................................................210 Grouped and Plain Tables ..............................................................................................................................212 Implementing a Simple Table .............................................................................................................................213 Designing the View ........................................................................................................................................213 Writing the Controller .....................................................................................................................................214 Adding an Image ............................................................................................................................................218 Using Table View Ceti Styles ..........................................................................................................................220 Setting the Indent Level .................................................................................................................................222 Handling Row Selection .................................................................................................................................223 Changing Font Size and Row Height ..................................................................,...........................................225 Customizing Tabte View Cells... ________._____________.................................................................................227 Adding SuMews to the Tabte View Cell ........................................................................................................227 Loading a UfTabteVtewCell from a Nib ...........................................................................................................232 Grouped and Indexed Sections _________.........................................................................................................237 Buiding the View ______„_____._________...............................................................................................237 Importing the Data _________________.........................................................................................................238 Implementing the Controller ..........................................................................................................................239 Adding an Index .............................................................................................................................................243 implementing a Search Bar ................................................................................................................................244 Rethinking the Design ....................................................................................................................................244 A Deep Mutable Copy .....................................................................................................................................245 Updating the Controller Header Fife ...............................................................................................................247 Modifying the View __________________________.....................................................................................248 Modifying the Controller Implementation _____......................................................................____________.251 Putting It All on the Table _______________________________........................................................................263 ■ CONTENTS ■Chapter 9: Navigation Controllers and Table Views .................................... 265 Navigation Controllers ........................................................................................................................................265 Stacky Goodness ...........................................................................................................................................266 A Stack of Controllers ....................................................................................................................................266 Nav, a Hierarchical Application in Six Parts ........................................................................................................268 Meet the Subcontrollers ................................................................................................................................268 The Nav Application s Skeleton .....................................................................................................................274 First Subcontroller: The Disclosure Button View ...........................................................................................283 Second Subcontroller: The Checklist .............................................................................................................292 Third Subcontroller: Controls on Table Rows .................................................................................................298 Fourth Subcontroller: Movable Rows .............................................................................................................304 Fifth Subcontroller: Deletable Rows ..............................................................................................................311 Sixth Subcontroller: An Editable Detail Pane .................................................................................................317 But There s One More Thing ........................................................................................................................337 Breaking the Tape ...............................................................................................................................................340 ■Chapter 10: ¡Pad Considerations. ................................................................ 341 Split Views and Popovers ...................................................................................................................................341 Create a SplHView Project .............................................................................................................................343 The Xib Defines the Structure ........................................................................................................................345 The Code Defines the Functionality ...............................................................................................................347 Here Come the Presidents ..................................................................................................................................353 Create Your Own Popover ..............................................................................................................................359 ¡Pad Wrap-Up ......................................................................................................................................................366 ■Chapter 11: Application Settings and User Defaults ....................................367 Getting to Know Your Settings Bundle ................................................................................................................367 The AppSettings Application ...............................................................................................................................369 Creating the Project .......................................................................................................................................373 Working with the Settings Bundle .................................................................................................................374 Reading Settings in Our Application ..............................................................................................................388 Changing Defaults from Our Application ........................................................................................................394 Keeping ft Real ...............................................................................................................................................398 Beam Me Up, Scotty ...........................................................................................................................................401 ■Chapter 12: Basic Data Persistence ............................................................403 Your Application s Sandbox ................................................................................................................................404 Getting the Documents Directory ...................................................................................................................405 Getting the tmp Directory ...............................................................................................................................405 File-Saving Strategies .........................................................................................................................................406 Single-File Persistence ..................................................................................................................................406 Multiple-File Persistence ...............................................................................................................................406 Using Property Lists ............................................................................................................................................407 Property List Serialization ..............................................................................................................................407 The First Version of the Persistence Application ...........................................................................................408 Archiving Model Objects .....................................................................................................................................414 Conforming to NSCoding ................................................................................................................................415 Implementing NSCopying ..............................................................................................................................416 Archiving and Unarchiving Data Objects ........................................................................................................417 The Archiving Application ..............................................................................................................................418 be ■ CONTENTS Using ¡OS s Embedded SQLite3 ..........................................................................................................................422 Creating or Opening the Database .................................................................................................................423 Using Bind Variables ......................................................................................................................................425 The SQLite3 Application ................................................................................................................................-426 Using Core Data. .................................................................................................................................................433 Entities and Managed Objects .......................................................................................................................434 The Core Data Application ..............................................................................................................-..............439 Persistence Rewarded ........................................................................................................................................449 ■Chapter 13: Grand Central Dispatch, Background Processing, and You .....451 Grand Central Dispatch .......................................................................................................................................451 Introducing StowWorker .....................................................................................................................................452 Threading Basics ................................................................................................................................................455 Units of Work ......................................................................................................................................................457 GCD: Low-Level Queueing ..................................................................................................................................457 Becoming a Blockhead ..................................................................................................................................458 improving SlowWorker ..................................................................................................................................459 Background Processing ......................................................................................................................................464 Application Life Cycle .....................................................................................................................................466 State-Change Notifications ............................................................................................................................466 Creating State Lab .........................................................................................................................................468 Exploring Execution States ............................................................................................................................469 Making Use of Execution State Changes .......................................................................................................471 Handling the Inactive State ............................................................................................................................472 Handling the Background State .....................................................................................................................476 Grand Central Dispatch, Over and Out ................................................................................................................485 ■Chapter 14: Drawing with Quartz and OpenGL............................................487 Two Views of a Graphical World .........................................................................................................................487 The Quartz Approach to Drawing ........................................................................................................................488 Quartz 2D s Graphics Contexts ......................................................................................................................488 The Coordinate System ...............................................................................„.................................................490 Specifying Colors ...........................................................................................................................................491 Drawing Images in Context.......... ___„...„____.................................................................„.,...„..........,...„.493 Drawing Shapes: Polygons, Unes, and Cunes .................„.............................................„_____________.494 Quartz 2D Tool Sampler: Patterns, Gradients, and Dash Patterns .................................................................494 The QuartzFun Application ........_____________...............................................................................................496 Setting Up the QuartzFun Application ............................................................................................................496 Adding Quartz Drawing Code .........................................................................................................................507 Optimizing the QuartzFun Application ............................................................................................................512 The GLFun Application ........................................................................................................................................516 Setting Up the GLFun Application ..................................................................................................................516 Drawing with OpenGL ....................................................................................................................................518 Finishing GLFun .............................................................................................................................................525 Drawing to a Close ..............................................................................................................................................526 ■Chapter 15: Taps, Touches, and Gestures ___„___________________.__527 Muffltouch Terminology ......................................................................................................................................528 The Responder Chain .......................................................................________________________________529 Up the Responder Chain _____________________________________________________________529 ■ CONTENTS Forwarding an Event: Keeping the Responder Chain Alive ............................................................................530 The Multitouch Architecture ......................,........................................................................................................530 Where to Put Touch Code ..............................................................................................................................531 The Four Touch-Notification Methods ............................................................................................................531 Detecting Touches ..............................................................................................................................................532 Building the TouchExplorer Application .........................................................................................................533 Running TouchExplorer ..................................................................................................................................536 Detecting Swipes ................................................................................................................................................536 Building the Swipes Application ....................................................................................................................537 Using Automatic Gesture Recognition ...........................................................................................................540 Implementing Multiple Swipes ......................................................................................................................541 Detecting Multiple Taps ......................................................................................................................................543 Detecting Pinches ...............................................................................................................................................548 Creating and Using Custom Gestures .................................................................................................................551 Defining the Check Mark Gesture ..................................................................................................................552 Attaching the Check Mark Gesture to a View ................................................................................................555 Garçon? Check, Please! ......................................................................................................................................556 ■Chapter 16: Where Am I? Finding Your Way with Core Location ................. 557 The Location Manager ........................................................................................................................................558 Setting the Desired Accuracy ........................................................................................................................558 Setting the Distance Filter .............................................................................................................................558 Starting the Location Manager ......................................................................................................................559 Using the Location Manager Wisely ...............................................................................................................559 The Location Manager Delegate .........................................................................................................................559 Getting Location Updates ...............................................................................................................................560 Getting Latitude and Longitude Using CLLocation .........................................................................................560 Error Notifications ..........................................................................................................................................562 Trying Out Core Location ....................................................................................................................................563 Updating Location Manager ...........................................................................................................................567 Determining Distance Traveled ......................................................................................................................568 Wherever You So, Тћеге You Are ........................................................................................................................568 ■Chapter 17: Wheel Gyro and Acceterometer!.. ............................................ 569 Accderometer Physics .......................................................................................................................................569 Dont Forget Rotation ..........................................................................................................................................571 Core Motion and the Motion Manager ................................................................................................................571 Event-Based Motion ........................................„.............................................................................................572 Proactive Motion Access ................................................................................................................................577 Acceterometer Results ...................................................................................................................................580 Detecting Shakes ................................................................................................................................................581 Baked-ln Shaking ..........................................................................................................................................582 Shake and Break ............................................................................................................................................583 Acceterometer As Directional Controller .............................................................................................................589 Rolling Marbles ..............................................................................................................................................589 Writing the Ball View ......................................................................................................................................592 Calculating Ball Movement ............................................................................................................................595 Rolling On ............................................................................................................................................................597 COMBfrS ■Chapter 18: ¡Phone Camera and Photo Library ...........................................599 Using the Image Picker and UHmagePickerController ........................................................................................600 Implementing the Image Picker Controller Delegate ..........................................................................................601 Road Testing the Camera and Library .................................................................................................................603 Designing the Interface ..................................................................................................................................605 Implementing the Camera View Controller ....................................................................................................605 tt saSnapf ..........................................................................................................................................................609 ■Chapter 19: Application Localization.... .......................................................611 Localization Architecture ....................................................................................................................................611 Strings Flies ........................................................................................................................................................613 Wnafs in a Strinse File? ................................................................................................................................613 The Localized String Macro ...........................................................................................................................614 Real-World 10S: Localizing Your Application .......................................................................................................614 Setting Up LocałizeMe ...................................................................................................................................615 Trying Out LocalizeMe ...................................................................................................................................619 Localizing the Nib ..........................................................................................................................................620 Localizing an Image .......................................................................................................................................624 Generating and Localizing a Strings File .......................................................................................................626 Localizing the App Display Name ...................................................................................................................628 Auf Wiedersehen.................................................................................................................................................629 ■Chapter 20: Where to Next? .........................................................................631 Getting Unstuck ..................................................................................................................................................631 Apple s Documentation ..................................................................................................................................632 Mailing Lists ...................................................................................................................................................632 Discussion Forums .........................................................................................................................................633 WebSites.......................................................................................................................................................633 Blogs ...........................................................................................,..................................................................634 Conferences 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title_exact_search	Beginning iPhone 4 development exploring the iOS SDK ; [a comprehensive introduction to creating Apps for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch]
title_full	Beginning iPhone 4 development exploring the iOS SDK ; [a comprehensive introduction to creating Apps for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch] David Mark ; Jack Nutting ; Jeff LaMarche
title_fullStr	Beginning iPhone 4 development exploring the iOS SDK ; [a comprehensive introduction to creating Apps for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch] David Mark ; Jack Nutting ; Jeff LaMarche
title_full_unstemmed	Beginning iPhone 4 development exploring the iOS SDK ; [a comprehensive introduction to creating Apps for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch] David Mark ; Jack Nutting ; Jeff LaMarche
title_short	Beginning iPhone 4 development
title_sort	beginning iphone 4 development exploring the ios sdk a comprehensive introduction to creating apps for iphone ipad and ipod touch
title_sub	exploring the iOS SDK ; [a comprehensive introduction to creating Apps for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch]
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