... both the iPad andthe iPhone. On the iPhone, the application is running in portrait view, while on the iPad the game is running in landscape view. Not every game needs to support all devices and ... fortheiPhone or iPad. It is the goal of this book to educate the reader on the many facets of building a game. The topics range from the mundane tasks of organizing your start screen to the ... the iOS 5 SDK for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch ■ ■ ■ Lucas Jordan ■ CONTENTS viii Enabling and Creating In-App Purchases 240Creating a Test User 242Class and Code for...
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... which you get to specify the code for. For now, we’ll not worry about the syntax for passing the block.(but the mechanism for that is thesame as for defining enumerateKeysAndObjectsUsingBlock:).That ... block(“Defining” means you are writing the code between the {}.) You do not have to declare the return type if it can be inferred from your code in the block.If there are no arguments to the block, you do not ... obj, BOOL *stop);(i.e. the underlined part is not used in the method argument)StanfordCS193pFall 2010 Blocks Can use local variables declared before the block inside the blockdouble stopValue...
... platform and walks you through the four ways youcan develop for iPhone andiPod touch. Chapter 2 , “ Designing an iPhoneandiPodtouch User Interface ” : Provides an overview of the key ... Introducing theiPhone and iPodtouch Development Platform The introduction of theiPhoneand subsequent unveiling of theiPodtouch revolutionized the way people interacted with handheld devices. ... Chapter 1: TheiPhoneandiPodtouch Development Platform2 Safari on iPhoneandiPodtouch (which I refer to throughout the book as Mobile Safari ) becomes the platform upon which you develop...
... Introducing theiPhone and iPodtouch Development Platform The introduction of theiPhoneand subsequent unveiling of theiPodtouch revolutionized the way people interacted with handheld devices. ... specific for iPhone/ iPodtouch users, but makes sure that there are no barriers to a satisfactory browsing experience. (See Chapter 8 for converting a Web site to be friendly foriPhoneandiPodtouch ... this feature is enabled, the URL forthe Web site is shown at the bottom of the window. You ’ ll use this base URL to access your Web files from iPhone or iPod touch. URL for selectedweb siteFigure...
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