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At this time you can already run the application. I will show an empty window, can be quit and even has a about box. Not bad for zero programming. If you're too lazy to do the above steps, you might want to download [[Media:Wikipedia_Step_01.zip|this]]. | At this time you can already run the application. I will show an empty window, can be quit and even has a about box. Not bad for zero programming. If you're too lazy to do the above steps, you might want to download [[Media:Wikipedia_Step_01.zip|this]]. | ||
Revision as of 23:22, 14 June 2010
This is my preparation for the Cetik Event 2010. 2009 I promised to hold a lecture about creating an simple RubyCocoa application.
What you need
- Macintosh of your choice
- MacOS X 10.5 oder 10.6 (10.4 users have to install RubyCocoa theirselves)
- XCode 2.4 or higher[1]
- some time
Step 01: Creating the project
- Click Create a new XCode project...
- ...choose Application on the left and Cocoa Application on the right and click Choose......
- ...choose a cosy[2] place and a name for your project, I named it Wikipedia...
- ...this is your newly created project...
- ...edit main.m and paste the following...
#import <RubyCocoa/RBRuntime.h>
int main(int argc, const char* argv[])
{
return RBApplicationMain("rb_main.rb", argc, argv);
}
At this time you can already run the application. I will show an empty window, can be quit and even has a about box. Not bad for zero programming. If you're too lazy to do the above steps, you might want to download this.
Step 02: ?
- Links
- Fußnoten: