iPhone Cool Projects phần 4 doc
iPhone Cool Projects phần 4 doc
... found the learning curve steep on my first iPhone application. I also found the pro-
cess of getting my first iPhone application to actually run on the iPhone very difficult.
Having said that, ... amazed at the power, features, and maturity of the iPhone SDK. A year
after the iPhone SDK came out, developers had access to tools, the SDK, documentation, a
simulator, and a software...
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... where the model
would be the game object. Figure 1 -4 shows a basic MVC pattern.
View
Controller
Model
User action Update
NotifyUpdate
Figure 1 -4. The classic Cocoa MVC flowchart
The views themselves ... Simple, Frenzic-Style Puzzle Game 24
NOTE
The complete source code is included with this book’s source code on the Apress web site. You can run
Formic inside the iPhone Simulator and...
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... encoded audio. One such commonly known
format is MPEG -4 Part 14 (referred to as MP4, also known as M4A), the format that iTunes
uses by default. M4A is the envelope format, and AAC is the encoding.
... Sprites, and Animation with the cocos2d -iPhone Framework1 24
y: 240 type:kColl_Ball];
obstacle2 = [self addSpriteNamed:@"obstacle.png" x:160
y: 240 type:kColl_Ball];
obst...
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... Audio documentation is your first stop. Most of what you
need is there, if you can piece it all together. The documentation can be found here:
http://developer.apple.com /iphone/ library/documentation/MusicAudio/£
Conceptual/CoreAudioOverview/Introduction/Introduction.html
Core ... dream of becoming a
published iPhone software developer was the last thing on my mind. By the
time Apple a...
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... 136
overview, 141 – 142
testing, 152–153
troubleshooting, 148 –152
AudioFileStream class, 137–138, 141 , 143 ,
145 – 146 , 147
AudioPlayer class, 141 , 143 , 145 , 147 – 148
audioPlayerPlaybackFinished: method, 143
AudioPlayerVerifyStatus ... basics of, 1 34 136
audio player
AudioFileStream class, 145 – 146
AudioPlayer class, 147 – 148
AudioQueue class, 147
AudioRequest class, 143 –...
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... The dialog
box shown in Figure 4. 11 will appear.
Figure 4. 9 Virtual directory alias screen.
188 Project 4
Figure 4. 14 ASP.NET Web Application project dialog box.
14. Before you continue creating ... URIStem.[cs-uri-stem] HAVING CONVERT(
decimal(5, 3), (CONVERT(decimal( 24, 4) , COUNT(
URIStem.[cs-uri-stem])) / CONVERT(decimal( 24, 4) , (SELECT
SUM(a.Hits) AS Total FROM (SELECT DI...
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... online image hosting service such as Flickr. A developer could
create an iPhone application that uploads photographs from the iPhone to Flickr. A
separate service hosted by the application developer ... contains a pointer to the UIView in which
the touch event was generated. Figure 6 -4 illustrates the relationship.
Figure 6 -4. Relationship between UIEvent, UITouch, and UIView
Touches a...
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... 139
Implementing the Player 141
AudioSession 142
AudioRequest 143
AudioFileStream 145
AudioQueue 147
AudioPlayer 147
Ending with a New Journey 148
Falling Behind in a Slow Network 148
Dropped Connections ... Saving the Best for Last 152
Summary 153
Learn the Coding Secrets of Master
iPhone Designers and Developers
iPhone
Cool Projects
Gary Bennett
|
Wolfgang Ante
|
Mike As...
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... 2 -4 shows the original packet structure without the #pragma, and Figure 2-5 shows
the corrected version.
0
012 345 6789012 345 6789012 345 678901
123
identifier
datatype
x
y
r g b padding
Figure 2 -4. ... datatype;
} PacketHeader;
Figure 2-3 shows how this structure will look on the network.
0
012 345 6789012 345 6789012 345 678901
123
identifier
datatype
Figure 2-3. The packet header stru...
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... this (see Figure 4- 8). If you’re building along at home, check Fig-
ure 4- 9 to see how the Interface Builder document is set out.
Figure 4- 7. The bumper in the top-left Figure 4- 8. We set the ...
snap in instead (see Figures 4- 5 and 4- 6). You’re probably familiar with this behavior from the
Home screen if you have more than one page of applications.
CHAPTER 4: All Fingers and...