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Just starting out in Objective-C, so I’m curious as to how some apps that I enjoy function interface-wise. I’ve cloned a few apps from Github into Xcode, and I’m looking for something similar to Safari’s Web Inspector where I can highlight portions of the application and see what piece of code they refer to?
I think it may have something to do with Interface Builder, but I’m not sure where to begin… help?
Thanks!
This doesn’t exist AFAIK. Interface Builder doesn’t show a representation of your code, it allows to you to lay out (serialized) interface elements to your app graphically.