Brighten your iPad with a colorful cover, stream to your TV, download pictures from your digital camera, and more. There’s already so much you can do with iPad and iPad mini
The incredibly thin Apple Wireless Keyboard uses Bluetooth technology, which makes it compatible with iPad
iPad inspires creativity and hands-on learning with features you won’t find in any other educational tool
Apple announces 4th generation iPad packing an A6X CPU
Hello,
I am having problems changing my AppleID name. On Apple ID summary, it shows my moms name. Before I was 18 the billing information was under her name. Now I have changed it to my information. When I go to "Account Details" it shows my information, but when I go back to Apple ID summary, it still showers her name. How do i fix this or who can I talk to, to get this changed?
thanks
In a programming exercise, I am to change the a class's superclass name. But, if I go into the interface file and change the superclass name from NSObject to a different name, Xcode gives me an error. At the time when the .h and .m files were created, you had to designate the class name these files would be a subclass to. Apparently, this is set into stone. I cannot find anything to override or change the superclass designation from any of the menu bar selections. I know you can move items and variables up and down the class hierarchy but I want to move two files. So far the only solution I have found is to delete both files and create them again with a new subclass designation. Surely, there is more flexibility in this IDE; because during a project development, changes constantly occur.
The file creating procedure was to select File, New File, Cocoa Touch under iOS, select Objective-C Class. Another window pops up and you enter your class name and then select which class this new class is a subclass to.
Example: Rectangle.h
@interface Rectangle: NSObject - orginally designated when Rectangle.h and Rectangle.m files were created.
@interface Rectangle: GraphicObject - typed over the above class to this, but Xcode displays an error because when the Rectangle.h and Rectangle.m files were created, Rectangle was set to be the subclass of NSObject.
xCode interface builder:
When I try to change the color property of a label's text by using the RGB values, the background color also changes to the same value automatically.
in other words:
While setting the RGB values for text colour of labels, the background colour also changes unless we use the sliders.
How to make sure that only the color of text changes and not the background?
You can simply do this.
[labelname setTextColor:[UIColor colorWithRed:38/255.0f green:171/255.0f blue:226/255.0f alpha:1.0f]];
