It appears this method does not work for me as well. I drag and drop and
hear 'xcode has new window" and that's that. nothing happens and we're
back to square 1.
On 11/11/2013 6:32 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
Believe me, you have no idea how badly I would love to use interface builder.
The problem is that the method for using interface builder as described here
and in other places, that of routing the mouse and then dragging, has never
once worked for me. If there's another way, or if Xcode5 fixed these particular
accessibility problems, please let me know. I realize that interface builder is
the usual way of doing things, and I do know that it would be much easier if I
were able to use it. The problem is that I simply cannot, at least as things
stand right now. Again, if something has been updated and now works better,
please let me know.
On Nov 11, 2013, at 2:16 PM, Barry Hadder <[email protected]> wrote:
Alex,
Using interface builder and coding the UI are not mutually exclusive methods,
and IB is built in to the XCode development work flow. So, there is no way to
not use it. When you use interface builder, all you are not doing by had is
instantiating your ui. To do that requires much more code, and more code
equals more bugs. That is the reason for using design tools like this. There
are times when it is necessary to do more by hand and it isn’t an academic
question as to when you should do this. In the course of your development, you
will know when you need to do something in this way. However, now that IB is
accessible, most of the time there isn’t any reason not to use it. Your
project will be much easier to maintain.
On Nov 11, 2013, at 12:34 PM, Alex Hall <[email protected]> wrote:
I’ve never gotten that to work, and I’d recommend coding your UI manually if
possible. I’m still working on how exactly to do this, though.
As to the app question, have you removed it from the App Switcher? When you say
you can’t turn it off, do you mean you can’t press the home button and have the
app close, or that the phone won’t turn off?
On Nov 11, 2013, at 12:33 PM, Littlefield, Tyler <[email protected]> wrote:
hello all:
I had a quick question regarding xcode with voiceover.
I listened to the maccessibility podcast and I'm still a bit confused.
I am trying to create an outlet in xcode. I have my assistant editor open and I
select the button I want to create the outlet for. I go to the inspector and
find the unknown next to new referencing outlet. I route the voiceover cursor
to the mouse, turn off cursor tracking and lock the mouse down on the unknown.
I uninteract with that and go to my header file, where I route the mouse to the
voiceover cursor again, lift up the mouse and turn cursor tracking back on. I
do not lift the mouse up until I hear XCode has new window, but I don't
actually see any new window. It just leaves me right where I started with no
outlet.
Any ideas/advice here would be awesome.
Finally i have one more question that's less related to voiceover. When I run
my app on the phone, for whatever reason I can't ever turn it off. Is there a
command to stop tasks or something?
Thanks,
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