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I’m stumped! This should be so simple…
I create a subclass of UIViewController (call it alphaVC class). This will have several ‘generic’ methods.
But when I try to create a subclass of alphaVC (call it betaVC, with specific methods), alphaVC is not recognized under New File/Objective C class/Subclass of…
if I manually create the .h with [ @interface betaVC : alphaVC ] it won’t compile, complaining that there is no such class as alphaVC.
Ideas?
Sorry all.
I rebuilt the .h file manually and all seems to be working OK. Either sun-spots or a brain fart was the problem.
Still can’t see alphaVC in New File/Objective C class/Subclass of… dropdown.