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Well after 40 safari windows being open and realizing that most other forums are just scrapes from StackOverflow.com i've given up and come here after thinking i could figure this out myself.
my mkmapview doesn't call the delegate for this function:
Hi guys. I've made an app that needs an update. I'm not so great at the coding side so i've had some help. But i'm having an issue with the app crashing, and i'm not quite sure what I am missing. It starts at line 345 of my code:
_importMode = ImportModeImportData;
I believe that i'm missing an identifier before "_importMode", but i'm not sure what it is. Can anyone help out? I've attached the build log.
Hey there,
I was wondering if anyone could help me with my simple shooter game. There are falling objects at the top of the screen that the shoot hits. What I want to do is detect consecutive hits and give the user awards at certain amounts of consecutive hits. Some things you should know is that my game is 2D (not cocoas2D), and uses the CGRectIntersectsRect method of collision.
So my question is is how to add a looping score to my app that is constantly playing throughout the app? For example my app changes views? How can I continue to play audio when I'm changing between views?
I have an application that uses the a Tab Bar Controller. Two of the tabs use a Navigation Controller which have a Table View Controller as the root view. I cannot find anywhere in the documentation where you set the Title and Image of the TableViewController's tabBarItem property. For the Custom View Controller without a Nav Controller I set them in the init method of the controller as the documentation suggests and everything is cool there. Can someone please explain to me where the correct place is to set the tabBarItem for the Table View Controller? Since Table View Controller inherits from View Controller I know the property is there. Perhaps I am supposed to use a custom view controller to manage the table and not a Table View Controller? Being new I hope that is not the case.
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