XCode5 adding new class templates (Cocos2dx template class for Scene or Layer)

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Because the common COCOS2DX development game, every time you create a new CPP class file, Xcode default generated CPP class is basically an empty file, each time to implement the basic code of COCOS2DX. Very troublesome. (although I have modified the HelloWorld file every time, the newly created file will copy the HelloWorld content directly.) The feeling is still very troublesome. ）

Today, we have modified the following class template, added 2 cocos2dx class templates, the following is the time to create a new file, there is no more than 2 class template.

Below I will say how to add Xcode class template, very simple.

1. Open Xcode's class template directory address:/applications/xcode.app/contents/developer/library/xcode/templates/file Templates

2, open the inside C and C + + files, you will see the CPP class template files Xcode. Copy a C + + Class.xctemplate folder named: 2dx Scene class.xctemplate, placed in the C and C + + directory.

3, modify the Templateinfo.plist (main changes in the creation of the document when the description of the introduction)

Open 2DX Scene class.xctemplate/templateinfo.plist, modify the value of description to: A C + + Class for cocos2d-x Scene.

4, modify the ___filebasename___.h

Open the 2DX Scene class.xctemplate/___filebasename___.h and modify it to the following:

////___filename___//___projectname___////Created by ___fullusername___ on ___date___.//___copyright___//#ifndef _____projectnameasidentifier________filebasenameasidentifier_____#define_____projectnameasidentifier________filebasenameasidentifier_____#include"cocos2d.h"using_ns_cc;class___filebasenameasidentifier___: Publiclayer{ Public: ___filebasenameasidentifier___ (); ~___filebasenameasidentifier___ (); Staticscene*Createscene (); Virtual BOOLinit ();     Create_func (___filebasenameasidentifier___); Private:    voidInitData ();}; #endif/* Defined (_____projectnameasidentifier________filebasenameasidentifier_____) */

5, modify the ___filebasename___.cpp

Open the 2DX Scene class.xctemplate/___filebasename___.cpp and modify it to the following:

////___filename___//___projectname___////Created by ___fullusername___ on ___date___.//___copyright___//#include"___filebasename___.h"___filebasenameasidentifier___::___filebasenameasidentifier___ () {} ___filebasenameasidentifier___::~___filebasenameasidentifier___ () {} Scene*___filebasenameasidentifier___::createscene () {Auto Scene=scene::create (); Auto Layer=___filebasenameasidentifier___::create (); Scene-addChild (layer); returnscene;} BOOL___filebasenameasidentifier___::init () {if( !Layer::init ()) {        return false;    } initdata (); return true;} #pragmaMark-initdatavoid___filebasenameasidentifier___::initdata () {Size visiblesize= Director::getinstance ()getvisiblesize (); //Add your codes here ...     }

OK, this completes the addition of a class template.

Now create a new 2dx scene class inside Xcode to see. There is already a default content.

////MyScene.h//Magicdemo////Created by Liuyanghui on 13-12-27.////#ifndef __magicdemo__myscene__#define__magicdemo__myscene__#include"cocos2d.h"using_ns_cc;classMyScene: Publiclayer{ Public: MyScene (); ~MyScene (); Staticscene*Createscene (); Virtual BOOLinit ();     Create_func (MyScene); Private:    voidInitData ();}; #endif/* Defined (__magicdemo__myscene__) */

////MyScene.cpp//Magicdemo////Created by Liuyanghui on 13-12-27.////#include"MyScene.h"Myscene::myscene () {} MyScene::~MyScene () {} Scene*myscene::createscene () {Auto Scene=scene::create (); Auto Layer=myscene::create (); Scene-addChild (layer); returnscene;} BOOLMyscene::init () {if( !Layer::init ()) {        return false;    } initdata (); return true;} #pragmaMark-initdatavoidMyscene::initdata () {Size visiblesize= Director::getinstance ()getvisiblesize (); //Add your codes here ...     }

The corresponding class template for which you can add a layer. method, I will not repeat.

For a pre-defined variable in the file template, the following is introduced:

OK, there are lots of interesting features that you can explore for yourself. such as project templates, plugins and so on.

Source URL: http://blog.csdn.net/cocos2der/article/details/17610001

XCode5 adding new class templates (Cocos2dx template class for Scene or Layer)