Adding swift file to new view controller in xCode? (easy)

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martin picture martin · Nov 16, 2014 · Viewed 36.1k times · Source

I'm just starting out in xCode 6, and I can't seem to figure out how to add a new swift-file to the new view controllers I add in the interface builder.

Any tips on how to proceed would be appreciated.

Answer

vacawama picture vacawama · Nov 16, 2014
  1. Add a new Cocoa Touch class. Choose File->New->File... from the menu. Give this new class a name such as "ViewController2" and set the Subclass of: pop down to UIViewController. The file "ViewController2.swift" will be created.

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  1. Click on your new View Controller in Interface Builder. In the Identity Inspector (on the right in Xcode) set the Custom Class for the View Controller to "ViewController2".enter image description here

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