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| Version |
Location |
Description |
Submitted by |
Date Submitted |
| PDF |
Page 140
3rd paragraph |
The code block of the touchesCancelled() method is shown twice. The second time it should be touchesMoved(), and points should be added instead of being removed.
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Dorian |
Feb 15, 2016 |
| ePub |
Page 79
'Solution' |
Hi Vandad:
This is on the ePub version, page number might not help - it's recipe: “1.15 Designing Interactive Interface Objects in Playgrounds", the 'Solution' section.
The line reads:
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“Use storyboards while designing your UI, and after you are done, put your code inside an actual class. In IB, you can detach a view so that it is always visible in your playground while you are working on it, and any changes you make will immediately be shown.”
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This may very well be correct, as I'm not certain whether or not you're referring to the underlying mechanisms that Playgrounds use to render GUIs - however, I assume it should read:
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“Use playgrounds while designing your UI, and after you are done, put your code inside an actual class. Using playgrounds, you can detach a view so that it is always visible in your playground while you are working on it, and any changes you make will immediately be shown.”
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Kyle |
Oct 25, 2015 |