Thank you for downloading the project files for "Professional Xcode 3."

Each .zip file contains a .dmg file.
- Unarchive the .zip file.
- Open the .dmg file to mount the disk image. It will appear on your desktop or in a Finder window as a new volume.
- Copy the projects you want to work with to a writable location.
- Eject the volume.

Ch 2 - An empty Hello project.

Ch 3 - Another empty project just to demonstrate various layouts.

Ch 4 - A misnamed project

Ch 5 - The Root, Root2, Root3, Root4, and RootRot projects demonstrate various source reference types and organization. The three ReorganizeMe projects demonstrate techniques for reorganizing source items.

Ch 6 - Editing is just an empty project used to demonstrate editing. Multiglot contained localized source items.

Ch 8 - Use RegEx.txt to practice regulare expression searches.

Ch 10 - Some refactoring examples.

Ch 13 - Some of the nib documents used while preparing the chapter.

Ch 15 - BigBrother contains a data model. MiskatonicUniversity includes a migration mapping.

Ch 16 - The PrimeRules projects contains custom rules for generating a compiled array of prime numbers from a user-defined source file.

Ch 17 - The MathProblems project demonstrates the use of build setting and build setting references.

Ch 18 - Use the DataBlocks project to explore custom data formatters. Factor, Loopy, and PrimesObjC all contain bugs. QuickView was used to demonstrate breakpoint actions.

Ch 19 - Roller was used to demonstrate Shark. Countdown has a memory leak. SpinPrime is used in the UI recorder example.

Ch 20 - iPrime contains iPhone application and logic tests. PrimesObjC includes both dependent and independent unit tests in Objective-C. PrimesCpp has the same in C++.

Ch 23 - james.xctxtmacro contains the custom set of text macros used in the book.

Note: Most of these projects are non-functional. They were constructed for the purpose of demonstrating a specific feature of Xcode, and rarely exceed their expectations.

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