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I thought I was fairly experienced at iPhone development, but I’m tripping up on the Stanford iPhone course on the very first video.
(38 mins in)
The teacher, drags an NSObject into the MainWindow.xib. And when he inspects the Object in the Identity Inspector (Cmd-4), there are Class Actions and Class Outlets sections.
However, these don’t appear for me, just Class Identity and Interface Builder Identity… Where have they gone?
Interface Builder has gone through some changes recently. Go to classes in the library panel, select the object from the top half you wish to inspect and the lower half of the screen has tabs for Lineage, Definitions, Outlets and Actions.