Hi. Thanks for the info :) I started reading the tutorial andnow I am facing another problem. I am unable to add an action to the button. the tutorial says that I have to control-drag the button from the interface builder to the method declaration section in the viewControler's header file in the assistant editor. I tried to select the button in the table that shows the hierarchy of elements in a view, go to the connections inspector, go to the "unknown" next to action, move the mouse pointer there, do a mouse down, go to the assistant editor and release the mouse at the relevant place. This method works when trying to add a referencing outlet but does not seem to work in this case. Kindly suggest. Cheers Venkatesh Potluri
On 8/20/13, Barry Hadder <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > You really don't need to be concerned about the dates of the two documents. > Development isn't different at all as far as what you will do in this > tutorial. Unless you role your own UI elements, everything is pretty much > accessible out of the box. The thing they talk about are things you can > figure out fairly easily just from perusing around the XCode inspectors. > > You open the window resize options menu with vo-shift-tilda. Then go into > the resize menu and choose the edge you want to move and press enter. Then > move the appropriate arrow keys. You should hear a shhhh sound and vo will > speak information. If If not, then the edge is as far as it will go. When > you're done, press escape. > > I only put this because knowing how to do this can be helpful in other > situations, but I don't think it is necessary here. I think the pdf is > sufficient All though I hope they post the updated one soon. I also think > you need to know that from what I have seen, this problem with Safari is > being addressed. > > > On Aug 20, 2013, at 3:26 AM, Venkatesh Potluri <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi! > thanks for the pdf link :) > The only problem is that the PDF was last updated on february 2012, > where as the website was last updated on april 2013. most of the > documentation seems to be the same, but, some info on making apps > accessible seems to be missing at a quick glance. The PDF will also > not have information about iOs6. are things significantly different in > the initial stage of app development? > the zoom in-zoom out does not seem to work for me. could you give more > info on how to do the window-resize technique? > Thank you > Cheers > Venkatesh Potluri > > On 8/20/13, Barry Hadder <[email protected]> wrote: >> It looks like they are redoing their doc pages. >> Sometimes zooming in or out fixes the mouse routing problem. Also, >> resizing >> the window some times helps. vo-shift-tilda brings up the window resize >> menu. >> >> The above was the hard way and it doesn't always work. The easiest thing >> for you to do for the time being is probably to download the pdf. For >> some >> reason I don't find a button to download it on that page, but you can use >> this URL: >> http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/iphone/conceptual/iphone101/iPhone101.pdf. >> >> Good luck. >> >> On Aug 19, 2013, at 9:09 PM, Venkatesh Potluri <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >> Hello all. >> I am getting started with iOs app development. I am unable to access >> all the text in this link. >> https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/referencelibrary/GettingStarted/RoadMapiOS/chapters/RM_YourFirstApp_iOS/Articles/05_ConfiguringView.html >> voiceover says " bullet image" at some places. when you move the mouse >> curser using command-VO-F5, and do a mouse click, the text related to >> the specific task is displayed. however, I am able to access just the >> first occurrence or a " bullet image" in a page. 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