I must not be doing what you are. I don't see a problem.
On 10 Mar 2013, at 5:48 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> I am using XCode 4.6 and created a project.
>
> I am using a Single View Application type of project
I selected iPhone only. I checked the Use Storyboards box in the new-project
assistant. In the storyboard, I see a UIViewController with the
initial-controller arrow pointing to it.
> and I drag a
> Navigation Controller to the StoryBoard.
A new scene appears with a nav controller, connected by a root-view segue to a
table-view controller.
I made it the initial view controller using the Attributes inspector. The
original view controller is now an orphan.
> I added a DetailViewController of type UIViewController.
I dragged a UIViewController in. Using a control-drag, I connected the nav
controller to the new view controller and selected "root view controller" from
the heads-up menu. The new segue appears, and the old one (to the table-view
controller) disappears; the table controller is now an orphan.
> I then click on the Root View Controller, look at the Identity Inspector
> and under Custom Class, I should be able to type in a class name, correct?
Using the Identity inspector, I type "MyRootViewController" in the class field.
I press the return key, and the name is accepted. The scene is now labeled "My
Root View Controller." My next steps would be to delete the orphaned scenes and
start on MyRootViewController.
> What I am finding is that I cannot change that from UITableViewController.
>
> Has anyone experienced this and how do I get this to work correctly?
It works for me. What are we doing different?
— F
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