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i have a Root View Controller initialised to load in the application’s delegate didLaunchWithOptions method. I started the project without storyboards. Now, how can i represent this “Root view controller” in a storyboard so that i can drag and drop interface objects ?
I want the root view controller class to be shown in the storyboard. is it possible ?
Yes . It is and its easy . Select your appropriate Object (ViewController) and drag and drop it in storyBoard. I mean If your rootviewcontroller is a UIViewController then select it object as UIViewController. If it a TableViewVontroller then drang and drop an Object of UITableviewcontroller
Once you are done with this connect your storyboard with the class by selecting the Object and go to Identity Inspector (Right Pane on Storyboard with 3 tab which looks like a newspapaer) If you are not able to find it go to view -> utilities ->show identity inspector.
In that there is an option to specify class. Mention you rootviewcontroller class name and that all .