Today I updated my mac with the latest version of MonoDevelop, MonoTouch and the Mono-Framework. I also downloaded the latest version of XCode, version 4 (a nifty 4.5 gig download).
At first I did not notice it because I was busy copying code into my project for re-use. But when the time came to actually add some controls, actions and outlets to the MainWindow file - I realized that something was missing.
Hopefully I have over-looked something, because I cannot find functions for adding outlets and actions any more? After googling the problem I realized that the new XCode now does these things by code -- but not in C#, it's exclusively an Objective C thing.
How exactly do I solve this problem? I am currently downloading XCode 3.2.6 but surely there has to be a better option? (I dont even know if this will install over the 4.x version) How exactly do I define actions and outlets by code? Are there any tutorials on this to curve the extra time it will take?
Any help is welcome
Update: A tip for those who need to remove XCode and start from scratch. Open a terminal window and type:
"sudo /Developer/Library/uninstall-devtools --mode=all"
This will remove your current XCode installation (all of it). Remember to re-boot your Mac afterwards. You can then install an older version of XCode.