Can I no longer browse classes in interface builder?

Question

in tiger, I used to be able to browse classes in interface builder, and from their I could create subclasses, and create actions and outlets. then I could create files for the classes from the classes menu. then when I went back to xcode I would have empty class file templates that I could then write the methods for.
also, I could easily instantiate my class via the classes menu.
alas, now I cannot find these features. have they dissappeared entirely? is there an equivilant way to do this?

Answer 1

I found that disturbing too...
However the system changed completely. You can no longer define the super-class directly in Interface Build, however you can still define classes there with IBOutlets and IBActions.
First, to instantiate a blue cube as a custom object, simply drag a blue cube from the Library windows inside : Library --> Cocoa --> Objects & Controllers --> Controllers.
To set the class, go in Identity inspector (CMD + 6) here you'll be able to define the class name, its outlets and its actions, you can even define the action argument type (sender) here, however, weirdly, they took the ability to add the colon directly at the of the method name, so you'll have to add it yourself.
However, Apple documentation advise you to add methods and outlets directly in Xcode and not in IB, "Whenever you want to create a new controller class, or add an outlet or action to an existing class, do it in Xcode."
Indeed, if IB is opened at the same time, it will update the class's outlets and actions directly, Xcode and IB are more binded together than before.
Message was edited by: PsychoH13