DEPRECATED

I'm no longer supporting this addon, in favor of @julapy's ofxCocoaWindow. For now, I'm working on my fork of said addon here.

ofxCocoa

Memo Atken's ofxCocoa library fixed for openFrameworks 0072+. This is almost 100% the same as Memo's ofxCocoa addon in his amazing msalibs repository, just with a few minor fixes for the newest versions of OF. I'll try to add more examples as they come up, but I wanted to get this in its own repo for simplicity's sake.

Troubleshooting

OF + Cocoa is pretty simple, but there are a few things to make sure to do, otherwise you'll end up with 100s of errors. (Note: instructions here are for XCode 4+) 1. Edit your openFrameworks-Info.plist, adding a "Principal Class" of NSApplication and a "Main nib base name" of either one of memo's original nib files ("WithWindow" or "NoWindow") 2. Add a nib file to your project (either one of the included ones, or a new one of your own) 3. Add a "Copy Bundle Resources" build phase to your project, and drag your nib file into it Click on your project in the left bar in XCode Click on your app under "Targets" in the build window Click the "Build Phases" tab Check if there is a "Copy Bundle Resources" phase; if not, click the "+" icon that says "Add Build Phase" and select "Add Copy Bundle Resources" Drag your nib file into the box under "Copy Bundle Resources", or select the "+" button at the bottom of the box and find your nib file in Finder 4. Make sure your C++ files are set to "Default - Objective C++" under "File Type" Select one of your source files (main.cpp, testApp.cpp or testApp.mm) Make sure your Utilities panel is visible (View > Utilities > Show Utilites from the File menu) Next to where it says "File Type", make sure the dropdown says "Default - Objective C++" If it just says "C++", click the dropdown and select "Objective C++" or "Default - Objective C++" (if it's .mm) Repeat for each source file that is including any Objective-C 5. If you're mixing C++ and Objective-C in a file, change its extension from .cpp to .mm a. This will help with Step 4, as it should set the default type to "Objective C++"