TAILIEUCHUNG - Mac App Programming Guide

This document is the starting point for learning how to create Mac apps. It contains fundamental information about the OS X environment and how your apps interact with that environment. It also contains important information about the architecture of Mac apps and tips for designing key parts of your app. | Mac App Programming Guide Developer Contents About OS X App Design 7 At a Glance 7 Cocoa Helps You Create Great Apps for OS X 7 Common Behaviors Make Apps Complete 8 Get It Right Meet System and App Store Requirements 8 Finish Your App with Performance Tuning 8 How to Use This Document 9 See Also 9 The Mac Application Environment 10 An Environment Designed for Ease of Use 10 A Sophisticated Graphics Environment 11 Low-Level Details of the Runtime Environment 12 Based on UNIX 12 Concurrency and Threading 12 The File System 13 Security 18 The Core App Design 21 Fundamental Design Patterns 21 The App Style Determines the Core Architecture 23 The Core Objects for All Cocoa Apps 26 Additional Core Objects for Multiwindow Apps 29 Integrating iCloud Support Into Your App 30 Shoebox-Style Apps Should Not Use NSDocument 31 Document-Based Apps Are Based on an NSDocument Subclass 31 Documents in OS X 31 The Document Architecture Provides Many Capabilities for Free 32 The App Life Cycle 33 The main Function is the App Entry Point 33 The App s Main Event Loop Drives Interactions 34 Automatic and Sudden Termination of Apps Improve the User Experience 36 Support the Key Runtime Behaviors in Your Apps 36 Automatic Termination 37 2012-07-23 Copyright 2012 Apple Inc. All Rights Reserved. 2 Contents Sudden Termination 38 User Interface Preservation 39 Apps Are Built Using Many Different Pieces 43 The User Interface 44 Event Handling 45 Graphics Drawing and Printing 46 Text Handling 47 Implementing the Application Menu Bar 47 Xcode Templates Provide the Menu Bar 48 Connect Menu Items to Your Code or Your First Responder 48 Implementing the Full-Screen Experience 49 Full-Screen API in NSApplication 49 Full-Screen API in NSWindow 50 Full-Screen API in NSWindowDelegate Protocol 50 Supporting Common App Behaviors 53 You Can Prevent the Automatic Relaunch of Your App 53 Making Your App Accessible Enables Many Users 53 Provide User Preferences for Customization 56 Integrate Your App With .

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• Mac App Programming Guide
• The Core App Design
• About OS X App Design
• The Mac Application Environment
• Supporting Common App Behaviors
• Build Time Configuration Details